PPT-COVID-19: Implications for Pharmacists
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Paul Reynolds PharmD BCCCP Matthew Miller PharmD BCIDP Gina Moore PharmD MBA March 20 2020 Learning Objectives Identify the unique clinical and epidemiological characteristics
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Paul Reynolds PharmD BCCCP Matthew Miller PharmD BCIDP Gina Moore PharmD MBA March 20 2020 Learning Objectives Identify the unique clinical and epidemiological characteristics of Coronavirus COVID19 in the spectrum of viral clinical illnesses and previous Coronavirus SARS MERS and nonCoronavirus influenza common cold related illnesses. TB Program Manager. New Mexico. TB ETN/PEN 2012. Doorway to a New Era. Pharmacists as Public Health Partners. NM Pharmacist Association contacted TB program – Considering prescriptive authority for pharmacists to place TSTs. Prescription for a Rewarding Career. ©. www.aacp.org/pharmacycareers. . www.pharmcas.org. Why Pharmacy?. A well-rounded career. A vital part of the health care team. Outstanding career opportunities. : Pharmacists’ . Role in Ambulatory Care. Tim R. Brown, . PharmD. , BCACP, FASHP. Director, . Clinical Pharmacotherapy in Family Medicine. Akron General Medical Center for Family Medicine. Learning Objectives. as Medical . Providers. Don Downing. Clinical Professor, Univ. of WA School of Pharmacy. Seattle, WA. dondown@uw.edu. Conflicts of Interest. I have no commercial conflicts of interest and I am not being compensated for this webinar. Perceptions and attitudes towards pharmacists in . Nova Scotia . with national comparisons.. February 2016. Prepared for the Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia. Methodology. 2. Online Survey. Survey was conducted online with a representative sample of Canadians from Research Now’s online panel.. TRUSTED CARE WHEN AND WHERE. YOU NEED IT. Different Fields of Pharmacy. Community Pharmacy. Hospital Pharmacy. Collaborative Care Team. Primary Care. Family Health Team. Etc. . Academia. Government. Pharmaceutical Industry. : Pharmacists’ . Role in Ambulatory Care. Tim R. Brown, . PharmD. , BCACP, FASHP. Director, . Clinical Pharmacotherapy in Family Medicine. Akron General Medical Center for Family Medicine. Learning Objectives. Providers. Don Downing. Clinical Professor, Univ. of WA School of Pharmacy. Seattle, WA. dondown@uw.edu. Conflicts of Interest. I have no commercial conflicts of interest and I am not being compensated for this webinar. Prescription for Collaboration Rusty Curington, PharmD, BC-ADM Pharmacy Manager, St. Vincent de Paul Charitable Pharmacy Clinical Pharmacist, Good Samaritan Free Health Center St. Vincent de Paul Charitable Pharmacy KUYA TEKA MAPHILISI YA MINA YATI ARVS Loko mova mi kelela swilaveko swo karhi, aminge boheki ku tshama milandza ti philisi ta nwina tati ARVs e kliniki Mingaha ti land x0003x0027HSDUWPHQWx0003RIx0003HDOWKx0003x0003XPDQx00036HUYLFHVx0003s COVID-19 Testing Department of Health and Human Services HHS is the lead agency for the federal government146s response to the CO The Association of American Medical Colleges AAMC estimates that by the year 2032 there will be a shortage of 21100-55200 primary care physicians in the United States According to AAMC addressing this services.. Pharmacists: Partners in Improving Adult Immunization Rates. Immunization Neighborhood. C. ollaboration, . c. oordination, and . c. ommunication among immunization stakeholders dedicated to meeting the immunization needs of the patient and protecting the community from vaccine-preventable diseases. Jane Dawson. Carwen. Wynne Howells. Zuzana . Kusynová. Dr. Maurice . Lamontagne. Maula. Montagne. Dr. . Didier . Mouliom. Sven . Seißelberg. Dr. Jaqueline . Surugue. Dr. . Yasuo. Takeda. Dr. . Régis.
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