Pharmacy Material Review

[aless]

Does anyone know of any good, well explained reviews?
I'm currently a 3PD and in less than 8 months I will be starting rotations. I gotta say I forgot A LOT of the stuff from 2PD and my class notes not only contain a lot of fluff but in my opinion the material my school provides could be better explained.

Any thorough but WELL EXPLAINED reviews/materials/videos that you would suggest? (don't have to be free, I'd be willing to purchase as long as it's high quality material)

I bought a KAPLAN Naplex Review 2019 but didn't really care for it, if I have to be honest.

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[rxkrafted]

You're willing to purchase? You're paying 6 figures to attend pharmacy school... You better bring it up your professors and have them provide them with proper material wtf.

 

[aless]

Honestly rxkrafted you could have saved your opinion for yourself … .-.
If we all thought like you did, than no one would need PCAT review, NAPLEX reviews, etc. Everyone has a different style of learning and we all need a different approach. No need to spread your negative vibes.

Anyways, bumping this post as I would like to hear if anyone could suggest some good reviews, I'd appreciate it

 

[rxkrafted]

I'm not even trying to be rude. I would suggest you look over the NAPLEX book you purchased because it should highlight testable material and things your preceptor may ask you. I'm just saying take advantage of being a student and utilize the school for resources because you are paying them a lot of money. Its good to interact with professors especially since you mentioned that the information the school supplies could be better explained.

 

[pharmBear]

The best resource is updated clinical guidelines. Followed by up to date and your usual lexi micromedex. Pubmed for the primary literature. Pharmacist letter if you have access.

These 4 yo 5 tools are more than enough to get you through appes.

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Good luck