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. 2019 Nov 12;28(1):68–73. doi: 10.1016/j.jsps.2019.11.006

Table 2.

Preceptor.

% (Frequency)
Strongly Disagree Moderately Disagree Neutral Moderately Agree Strongly Agree Not applicable
Good direction and feedback were provided 4.65
(2)
30.32
(13)
11.63
(5)
51.6
(22)
2.33
(1)
This preceptor is interested in teaching this rotation 2.33
(1)
23.26
(10)
25.58
(11)
48.84
(21)
This preceptor related to me as an individual 6.98
(3)
2.33
(1)
25.58
(11)
20.39
(9)
37.21
(16)
6.98
(3)
This preceptor encouraged students to actively participate in discussions and problem-solving exercises 2.33
(1)
4.65
(2)
34.88
(15)
20.93
(9)
37.21
(16)
This preceptor described their approach to thinking about therapeutic problems 6.98
(3)
23.26
(10)
30.23
(13)
37.21
(16)
2.33
(1)
This preceptor was readily available to answer questions and concerns 2.33
(1)
2.33
(1)
9.30
(4)
18.60
(8)
67.44
(29)
This preceptor is knowledgeable in their response to questions or their approach to therapy 4.65
(2)

13.95
(6)
23.26
(10)
55.81
(24)
2.33
(1)
This preceptor gave me a mid-point and final evaluation of my performance 2.33
(1)
6.98
(3)
34.88
(15)
53.94
(23)
2.33
(1)
This preceptor evaluated me at the end of the rotation in a manner which was helpful to me 4.65
(2)
13.95
(6)
23.26
(10)
55.81
(24)
2.33
(1)
This preceptor served as a role model for a pharmacist practicing in this practice setting 2.33
(1)
18.60
(8)
34.88
(15)
39.53
(17)
4.65
(2)