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COMPUTER EDUCATION FOR CLINICAL PHARMACY STUDENTS—A PROGRAM FOR USE IN TEACHING

The teaching of pharmacy computerisation to final year students in an Australian University is described. A practical segment follows a classroom introduction to the subject and is itself followed by a review and discussion. A flow chart of the program is presented. The development of this system demonstrates that pharmacists, with a minimal background in programming, are capable of generating software best suited to their own individual needs.