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        Pacific University Press              Pacific University Libraries 
        Spring 5-3-2019 
        Pharmacy Management Pharmacy Management & Leadership & Leadership Learning ThrLearning Through Case ough Case 
        Studies Studies 
        Steven Arendt 
        Pacific University, Steven.J.Arendt@pacificu.edu 
        Mike Millard 
        Madeline Fry 
        Recommended Citation Recommended Citation 
        Arendt, Steven; Millard, Mike; and Fry, Madeline, "Pharmacy Management & Leadership Learning Through 
        Case Studies" (2019). Pacific University Press. 4. 
        https://commons.pacificu.edu/pup/4 
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        Pharmacy Management Pharmacy Management & Leadership & Leadership Learning ThrLearning Through Case Studies ough Case Studies 
        Description Description 
        This Casebook is a compilation of cases used in the Social Administrative Sciences classroom at Pacific 
        University School of Pharmacy to help you (the student pharmacist) apply critical thinking, problem 
        solving, and decision-making to common administrative-related challenges seen in pharmacies. These 
        cases do not contain a clinical pharmacy component, in order to focus on the many other important and 
        often overlooked administrative tasks a pharmacist is likely to encounter in their day-to-day work. 
        This book is similar to a clinical casebook, where it is expected that the focus is on the process of solving 
        the case, not necessarily finding a “right” answer. The cases in this book provide real-world scenarios and 
        can be applied to administrative issues that may arise in pharmacy practice. You as the student 
        pharmacist are tasked with working through the scenario to develop a solution to the problem presented. 
        This book provides a wonderful starting point for these types of leadership and administrative 
        discussions. 
        Disciplines Disciplines 
        Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods | Medical Education | Medicine and Health Sciences | 
        Pharmacy Administration, Policy and Regulation | Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 
        Publisher Publisher 
        Tualatin Books 
        ISBN ISBN 
        9781945398766 
        Comments Comments 
        Copies of the instructor edition are available for purchase to staff and faculty only. Please contact the 
        Press to obtain a password to purchase the book. 
        $12.99 (USD) paperback 
                        This book is available at CommonKnowledge: https://commons.pacificu.edu/pup/4 
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