Computer simulation as a teaching aid in pharmacy management--Part 1: Principles of accounting.
The need for pharmacists to develop management expertise through participation in formal courses is now widely acknowledged. Many schools of pharmacy lay the foundations for future management training by providing introductory courses as an integral or elective part of the undergraduate syllabus. The benefit of such courses may, however, be limited by the lack of opportunity for the student to apply the concepts and procedures in a practical working environment. Computer simulations provide a means to overcome this problem, particularly in the field of resource management. In this, the first of two articles, the use of a computer model to demonstrate basic accounting principles is described.
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D000066:Accounting; D003194:Computer-Assisted Instruction; D008962:Models, Theoretical; D010605:Pharmacy Administration; D012984:Software