Background:To foster equity for vulnerable populations, hospital pharmacists should be motivated to acquire new knowledge in geriatrics. No tool specifically designed to assess their motivation in this area exists. Objectives:To assess the motivation of clinical pharmacists in Quebec university hospital centres who are not experts in geriatrics to participate in a knowledge transfer strategy developed by geriatric experts. Methods:A survey, constructed using a Delphi method, was conducted from July to October 2022. The topics covered by the survey included participants' perceptions, barriers faced, and openness to participating in a knowledge transfer strategy in geriatrics. Results:Of the 703 pharmacists invited to participate, 202 (28.7%) responded to the questionnaire. The average motivation score was 78.9/108 (standard deviation 5.8). No statistically significant difference was observed between pharmacists in critical care and those in other sectors, nor were there differences related to year of graduation. Conclusions:Clinical pharmacists working in Quebec university hospital centres seemed motivated to improve their knowledge in geriatrics.
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