Self-Assessment in pharmacy and health science education and professional practice

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Self-assessment is an important skill necessary for continued development of a health care professional from student pharmacist throughout their professional career. This paper reviews the literature on student and practitioner self-assessment and whether this skill can be improved upon. Although self-assessment appears to be a skill that can be improved, both students and professionals continue to have difficulty with accurate self-assessment. Experts' external assessment of students should remain the primary method of testing skills and knowledge until self-assessment strategies improve. While self-assessment is important to lifelong learning, external assessment is also important for practitioners' continuing professional development.

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Motycka, C. A., Rose, R. L., Ried, L. D., & Brazeau, G. (2010). Self-Assessment in pharmacy and health science education and professional practice. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 74(5), 1–7. https://doi.org/10.5688/aj740585

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