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Student and Peer Feedback

Testimonials

Student Feedback:

Teaching an Elective Course

"The instructor took the time to meet with me whenever I was stuck and always reminded us that she was available to help. I could not have asked for a better instructor."

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"Dr. Ku is always focused on making sure we understand the material."

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"You truly cared and put a lot of effort into teaching. I appreciated your skill in steering discussions in a productive direction. The class was full of assignments and discussions that make me feel more prepared to move on into rotations and caring for patients."

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~Third Year Pharmacy Students 

 

Advanced Pharmacopalliation of Nonpain Symptoms (Spring 2019)

Student Feedback:
Precepting

"Dr. Ku has been wonderful to work with as a resident! She treated me as a work colleague and not a student. She asked many questions to test my current knowledge and identify areas I need to grow or refresh on. She used these opportunities to educate me. Dr. Ku provided useful feedback to help me grow as a pharmacist."

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"Jennifer is an excellent preceptor. She is kind, understanding, and so knowledgeable about palliative care, pharmacy, and a lot of other aspects of health care. She cares about her students that she is precepting and whether they learn. I could tell that she wanted to help me out to the best of her ability and she spend a lot of time working with me. She encouraged me to do the best that I could and to engage with the team. She would spend time helping me work through my thought processes behind making decisions which was very beneficial. Overall, I really enjoyed working with Jennifer and hope she finds a great job as a palliative care pharmacist!!"

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~Fourth Year Pharmacy Students

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APPE: Elective Hospice and Palliative Care Rotation
(Summer 2018 - Spring 2019)

Peer Feedback:

Pharmacy Grands Rounds

"Definitely the best resident presentation of the year."

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"She had great information, was extremely comfortable presenting, and understands how to transition effectively between slides/topics.  She kept it very light hearted, but in a professional way.  She definitely knew her stuff, and it was evident."

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"Great stage presence!"

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"Honestly can't think of much to improve upon! Well done!! Great combination of humor & information! Definitively the best presentation of the year! Great job sticking to time frame after being given short amount of time."

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"Well researched and very knowledgable about topic. Nice job engaging the audience."

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"Slightly unusual order - case, then objectives. It really worked in this presentation. "

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~Pharmacists

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Cannabis Can Do What? Pharmacological Considerations with Cannabinoids, University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics Pharmacy Grand Rounds
(Fall 2018)

Peer Feedback:

National Webinar

"Great presentation today! And fun format."

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"Well researched & well done!"

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"Dr. Jennifer Ku with University of Iowa does a phenomenal job outlining the pros and cons of cannabis and individual cannabinoids in symptom management."

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~Pharmacists

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Cannabis Use in Palliative Care, A Society of Pain and Palliative Care Pharmacists Webinar (March 2019)

Precepting

APPE Elective Hospice and Palliative Care Rotation

(Summer 2018 - Spring 2019)

Didactic Teaching: Students

Advanced Pharmacopalliation of Nonpain Symptoms, Spring 2019

(n = 5)

Didactic Teaching: Pharmacists

Death, Dignity, and Difficulty Decisions: An Exercise in Clinical Ethical Reasoning, ACPE-Accredited CE

(n = 17)

Cannabis Can Do What? Pharmacological Considerations with Cannabinoids

(n = 12)

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