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PharmacyForward

Division of Pharmacy Professional Development - University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy

A podcast about advancing pharmacy practice by transforming knowledge into action.

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Gender Identity & Transgender Care (III)

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2020/02/18

Cheyenne C. Newsome, PharmD, BCACP and Jessica Conklin, PharmD, BCACP, CDE, AAHIV — passionate advocates for the role of pharmacists in the care of transgender persons — talk with us about the need for patient and provider education and about the benefits and risks of gender-affirming treatment. Key Lessons: Gender-affirming therapy is highly effective, improving the quality of life in more than 80% of patients. Hormonal therapy is the cornerstone of gender-affirming therapy. Testosterone is used

19:20

Gender Identity & Transgender Care (II)

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2020/01/21

Abby Frye, PharmD, BCACP, Dawn Fuke, PharmD, BCPS, and Justin Bachman, PharmD, BCACP — Clinical Pharmacist Specialists in Primary Care from the Providence Medical Group in Portland, Oregon — talk with us about creating gender-affirming care environments. Key Lessons: Current estimates suggest that about 1 million adults in Adults in the United States don't identify with the gender assigned to them at birth - but this is likely an underestimate. Transgender and gender non-conforming individuals face

20:11

Gender Identity & Transgender Care (I)

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2019/12/18

Nicole Avant, PharmD, BCACP - Assistant Professor at the University of Cincinnati and Founder/CEO of Avant Consulting Group - and Tennille McKinney - HIV Educator and Consultant with Avant Consulting Group - talk with us about gender expression/identity, cis-privilege, and transphobia. Key Lessons: Sex and gender are not synonymous. Sex is based on biology and gender is a social construct. Sex is determined by genes and assigned at birth. Gender is influenced by cultural norms and internal sense

20:23

Social Determinants of Health and Healthcare Delivery...

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2019/10/22

Lea Eiland, PharmD, BCPS, BCPPS - Clinical Professor and Associate Department Head, Department of Pharmacy Practice, Auburn University Harrison School of Pharmacy — talks to us about the impact of generational differences ... and why these differences influences our patients' communication perferences, beliefs, and expectations. Key Lessons: Our patients and workforce are more diverse than ever - including their generational experiences that influence their expectations related to work, healthcare

22:04

Social Determinants of Health and Healthcare Delivery...

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2019/09/24

Magaly Rodriguez de Bittner, PharmD, BCPS, CDE - Professor and Associate Dean for Clinical Services and Practice Transformation, University of Maryland School of Pharmacy - talks to us about the impact of culture on behaviors and health outcomes ... and why healthcare practitioners need to develop cultural awareness and move toward cultural proficiency to achieve optimal outcomes for the patients they serve. Key Lessons: Culture is the characteristics, knowledge, and beliefs of a group of people

17:15

Marijuana Use - Medical, Health, and Legal Issues (III)

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2019/08/15

William J Stilling, BS Pharm, JD - Founding Partner, Stilling & Harrison, PLLC and Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice at the University of Utah College of Pharmacy - talks to us about some of the legal issues related to the medical and recreational use of marijuana. Key Lessons: Marijuana (in its raw form) is a schedule I substance under Federal Law. However, the US Congress has prohited the Department of Justice from using its funds to enforce Federal law superceding

25:51

Marijuana Use - Medical, Health, and Legal Issues (II)

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2019/07/18

Laura Borgelt, Pharm.D., BCPS - Professor, Departments of Pharmacy Practice and Family Medicine at the University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences - talks to us about the recreational use of marijuana and its potential health consequences. Key Lessons: Cannabis (marijuana) use has increased substantially in the past decade. Young adults are the most likely to report using marijuana in the past year or month but use among older adults (age > 65 years) is growing as

28:20

Marijuana Use - Medical, Health, and Legal Issues (I)

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2019/06/18

Kari Franson, Pharm.D., Ph.D., BCPP - Associate Dean for Professional Education at the University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences - talks to us about the medical use of marijuana, THC, and CBD. Key Lessons: Cannabis plants have been used for medical, recreational, and industrial purposes for thousands of years. The two active ingredients in cannabis plants include tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD) - collectively known as cannabinoids. They have

15:00

Credentialing & Privileging (III)

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2019/05/15

Brandon Shank, PharmD, BCOP - Clinical Pharmacy Specialist at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center - talks to us about credentialing & privileging from a front-line clinician's point of view. Key Lessons: Building rapport and trust with your team is an essential first step from which clinical privileges follow. State laws vary. Some authorize privileging of pharmacists at the institutional level. Obtaining and maintaining clinical privileges requires additional training ... and

17:35

Credentialing & Privileging (II)

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2019/04/16

Julie Groppi, PharmD - National Program Manager, Clinical Pharmacy Practice Policy and Standards, Department of Veteran's Affairs and Todd Nesbit, PharmD, MBA - Director of Pharmacy Patient Care Services, the Johns Hopkins Hospital - discuss the credentialing and privileging of pharmacists. Key Lessons Credentialing is the process of verifying someone education, training, certifications, and experience. Privileging is the process of determining an appropriate scope of practice based on the

23:15

Credentialing & Privileging (I)

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2019/03/14

Joseph Saseen, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCACP, CLS - Professor of Clinical Pharmacy and Family Medicine, University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences - discusses the various credentials pharmacists can earn following graduation and licensure. Key Lessons Credentials include degrees, licensure, post-graduate training, and board certification. Earning a certificate is not synonymous with becoming board certified. Board certification requires candidates to meet specific

20:00

Opioid Overdose Crisis (III)

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2019/01/16

Carol Ott, Pharm.D., BCPP - Clinical Professor of Pharmacy Practice, Purdue University College of Pharmacy and Residency Program Director for the Eskenazi Health/Purdue University PGY2 Psychiatric Pharmacy Residency Program - discusses how sigma adversely impacts patients with opioid use disorder and how the BoilerwoRx program is helping to address the opioid crises at the community level. Key Lessons Health professionals too often use stigmatizing language when describing patients with a substance

23:20

Opioid Overdose Crisis (II)

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2018/12/13

Suzanne Nesbit, Pharm.D., BCPS - Clinical Pharmacy Specialist in Pain and Palliative Care at the Johns Hopkins Health System - and Lucas Hill, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCACP - Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Texas at Austin and Director of Operation Naloxone - discuss how to improve patient safety by implementing opioid stewardship and harm-reduction strategies. Key Lessons Opioid stewardship requires multiple components starting first with a commitment to change and includes opioid

22:39

Opioid Overdose Crisis (I)

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2018/11/14

Jeffrey Bratberg, Pharm.D., BCPS - Professor of Pharmacy Practice at the University of Rhode Island talks with us about the opioid overdose crisis - it's causes and potential solutions. Key Lessons The causes of the opioid overdose crisis are multifactorial but rooted in hopeless and despair Illicitly obtained synthetic opioids are very potent and the leading cause of opioid overdose deaths today Opioid use disorder is a brain disease and all patients deserve compassionate care The response to the

15:40

Pharmacists Patient Care Process (III)

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2018/10/19

Kristina Butler, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCACP - Manager of Clinical Pharmacy Specialists in Primary at the Providence Medical Group in Portland, Oregon talks with us about implementing a consistent patient care practice model across multiple sites. Key Lessons: Implementing a consistent model of care begins with hiring people who have the appropriate training & experience followed by a robust orientation process and supplemented by ongoing peer review; high-quality clinical pharmacy services need to be

18:15

Pharmacists Patient Care Process (II)

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2018/09/12

Mary Ann Kliethermes, Pharm.D. - Professor and Vice Chair for Ambulatory Care in the Department of Pharmacy Practice at the Midwestern University Chicago College of Pharmacy talks with us about the business case for implementing the pharmacists patient care process. Key Lessons: Using a reliably consistent process results in reliably consistent outcomes; health information systems require providers to use a consistent method of documentation; pharmacists patient care services will be billed within

18:03

Pharmacists Patient Care Process (I)

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2018/08/14

Todd Sorensen, Pharm.D. - Professor in the Department of Pharmaceutical Care and Health Systems at the University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy and Executive Director of the Alliance for Integrated Medication Management talks with us about the importance of applying a systematic process of care during every patient encounter. Key Lessons: All health professions have a similar process of care but each has a different focus and assessment strategy; inconsistencies in the process of care provided by

12:37

Digital Health Devices and Apps! (III)

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2018/07/17

Cody Clifton, Pharm.D. - Clinical Pharmacist and Special Projects Manager at Moose Pharmacy and Coordinator of Quality Assurance and Best Practices for the Community Pharmacy Enhanced Services Network U.S.A. (CPESN-USA) - talks about the use of mobile devices and apps to remotely monitor patients to improve medication adherence, effectiveness, and safety. Key Lessons: Numerous devices and apps are available to assist patients with medication adherence; the Spencer device (by Spencer Health

16:32

Digital Health Devices and Apps! (II)

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2018/06/13

Julie Lauffenburger, Pharm.D., Ph.D. - Assistant Director of the Center for Healthcare Delivery Sciences at the Brigham and Women's Hospital and co-investigator for the MedISAFE-BP study talks to us about the use of smartphone applications to improve medication adherence. Key Lessons: Improvements in medication adherence don't necessarily lead to improvements in outcomes (e.g. blood pressure control or cardiovascular events) unless patient-monitoring data is shared and used by clinicians to make

17:18

Digital Health Devices and Apps! (I)

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2018/05/17

Timothy Aungst, Pharm.D. - Associate Professor at the MCPHS University in Worcester, Massachusetts and the author of The Digital Apothecary blog talks to us about the current digital health landscape. Key Lessons: Stand alone mobile health devices and apps have limited value; patient-specific data can inform diagnosis and treatment decisions; aggregated data from 1000's of users can help direct public health efforts; and pharmacists can and should play a bigger role in mHealth/digital health.

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