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OBJECTIVESTo develop and implement a competency-based assessment process for the experiential component of a pharmacy education curriculum.DESIGNA consultative process was used in the development of new assessment forms and policies, and a survey regarding student and faculty satisfaction was conducted. Information received from the survey and from consultations with faculty preceptors resulted in revision of the forms in subsequent years.ASSESSMENTFaculty and student perceptions of the assessment process were generally positive. We were moderately successful in reducing grade inflation. The new process also provides the school with data that can be used to evaluate the effectiveness of our curriculum in preparing students for practice.CONCLUSIONSDevelopment and implementation of a competency-based assessment process require a considerable amount of work from dedicated faculty members. With health professions schools under pressure to provide evidence of their graduates' clinical competence, this is a worthwhile investment.

Development of a Competency-Based Assessment Process for Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences