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National Academy of Medicine Action Collaborative on Clinician Well-Being and Resilience

As an original sponsor of the National Academy of Medicine (NAM) Action Collaborative on Clinician Well-Being and Resilience, ASHP is proud to represent pharmacy in interprofessional efforts to address this critical workforce and patient care issue. Today, ASHP’s Christina Martin, Director of New Practitioners Forum, speaks with Charlee Alexander, Senior Program Officer at NAM, about the creation and launch of the Collaborative. The importance of an organization's leadership supporting their workforce's well-being is highlighted through case studies at the Ohio State University and the Virginia Mason Kirkland Medical Center in Washington.

CMS and Scope of Practice – Decoding CMS’s Deregulatory Efforts

Questions about what CMS’s recent comment request on removing barriers to clinicians practicing at the top of their license means for you? We’ve got answers! We’ll talk through CMS’s goals for scope of practice deregulation, ASHP’s advocacy efforts in response to the CMS comment request, the potential outcomes of these efforts, and our next steps to advance pharmacists’ scope of practice.

Therapeutic Thursdays: Care Transitions for Patients with Diabetes

Join Jennifer N. Clements, Pharm.D., FCCP, BCPS, CDE, BCACP, of Spartanburg Regional and Zach Weber, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCACP, CDE, of Purdue University College of Pharmacy as they discuss care transitions for patients with diabetes.

Practice Journeys: Shifting from a Clinical to a Manager/Leadership Position, Advice and Suggestions for how to make the Transition

Join Jodi Taylor, Associate Professor and Department Chair of Pharmacy Practice at Union University and her guests, Dr. Daniel Lewis, Pharmacy Manager at the Heart and Vascular Institute at Cleveland Clinic; Dr. Luke Miller, Director of Pharmacy at Ascension Seton Hays; and Dr. Anne Nguyen, Pharmacy Manager at Houston Methodist West Hospital. Jodi and her three guests discuss what it takes and what it means to move from being a clinician to a manager.

 

Traversing Midyear, Interviews, The Match, and More - A PGY2 EM Perspective Part II

Join PGY2 EM graduates as they continue the discussion of their past experiences pursuing residency and the after residency job market. This episode focuses on seeking employment post-residency and how this differs from the residency search experience. This episode is part of a two part series. Traversing Midyear, Interviews, The Match, and More - A PGY2 EM Perspective Part I focuses on offering guidance and tips for others seeking a similar career path and will cover utilizing your time at Midyear efficiently, the role of PPS, interview tips and tricks, and what to expect during and after The Match.

Traversing Midyear, Interviews, The Match, and More - A PGY2 EM Perspective Part I

Join PGY2 EM graduates as they discuss their past experiences pursuing residency and the after residency job market. The discussion focuses on offering guidance and tips for others seeking a similar career path and will cover utilizing your time at Midyear efficiently, the role of PPS, interview tips and tricks, and what to expect during and after The Match. This episode is part of a two-part series that will also cover seeking employment post-residency and how this differs from the residency search experience.

Pharmacy Forecast 2020 and the ASHP Practice Advancement Initiative 2030

Get Ready: Tips and Tricks for the Midyear Clinical Meeting and Exhibition

Join members of the ASHP New Practitioners Forum as they share advice for the 2019 ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada. We will discuss everything from what to wear, what to pack, navigating the showcases, and more.

The Midyear Clinical Meeting is the largest gathering of pharmacy professionals, and pharmacy students, in the world! This is THE event to make influential connections, prepare for a residency, sharpen your CV, and set yourself up for a successful career.

 

 

Therapeutic Thursdays: Oral antibiotics for gram-negative bloodstream infections

This episode discusses the recent data regarding the use of oral antibiotics for serious gram-negative infections as step-down therapy.

Drug Pricing: A Conversation with Tom Kraus and Doug Huynh