Pharmacology teaching in pharmacy education remains largely lecture-driven, which can encourage surface learning and limit student engagement. Student-led presentations offer an active-learning approach that may combine conceptual learning with communication, teamwork, and professional-skill development. This study exp...
Masi A. Almalki, Saleh A. Almarshad, Ghadeer A. Joudah et al.· Medicine· 0 citations
Background Self-medication with over-the-counter (OTC) medicines is common among university students, particularly pharmacy students, despite the associated risks. Pharmacy students receive comprehensive education in pharmacology and medication safety. However, it remains unclear whether medication-related knowledge al...
Eman O. Alsheikh, Nader N. Al-Majnoni, Majed A. Alzahrani et al.· Frontiers in Medicine· 0 citations
A parsimonious predictive model using readily available incident report data can effectively identify medication errors at elevated risk of clinical significance in a tertiary care setting.
Saad M. Wali, Nawaf S. Alqurashi, Malaz J. Gazzaz et al.· Frontiers in Medicine· 0 citations
While the descriptive single-group design limits direct causal inferences, the strong student reception and solid immediate knowledge profiles demonstrate the 3MT-style format's pedagogical viability and educational value.
Eman O. Alsheikh, Saad M. Wali· Libyan Journal of Medicine· 0 citations
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