A Team-Based Learning Course on Nutrition and Lifestyle Modification

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Objective. To create, implement, and evaluate an elective team-based learning (TBL) course on nutrition and lifestyle modification for pharmacy students. Design. An elective course with 15 contact hours was developed for second-year pharmacy students based on the principles of TBL. Student knowledge gained and satisfaction with the course were measured. Assessment. Sixty-two students completed the course. Knowledge about nutrition and lifestyle modification was significantly improved by completing the course (59% and 91%, respectively, p=<0.001). The satisfaction survey instrument had a response rate of 97%, and the majority of students (>85%) responded favorably to the TBL components. Conclusion. An elective course using TBL effectively delivered course content while teaching students communication and teamwork skills. The course was well received by students.

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Pogge, E. (2013). A Team-Based Learning Course on Nutrition and Lifestyle Modification. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 77(5). https://doi.org/10.5688/ajpe775103

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