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Optimizing PARP Inhibitor Outcomes in Cancer Therapy: Focus on Biomarkers of Homologous Recombination Repair

This educational activity will review the science of homologous recombination deficiency and how it contributes to the development of cancer. Approved and expanded indications for the PARP inhibitors will be explained, including evidence for their use based on biomarkers, efficacy, and safety data.

Optimizing Patient Safety: Guidance for the Safe Use of Parenteral Nutrition in Adult and Pediatric Patients

This activity will review strategies for ensuring safe and effective therapy for adult and pediatric patients when parenteral nutrition (PN) components are in short supply, review current and upcoming guidelines that relate to optimizing PN therapy, and review lipid injectable emulsion (ILE) dosing.

Pharmacy Technician Recruitment and Retention: A Crisis Situation

This educational activity will discuss the current landscape of the pharmacy technician workforce and challenges of recruitment and retention. Implications to pharmacy department processes, workflow, and patient care will be examined and strategies to address these issues will be introduced.

Pharmacy Technician Recruitment and Retention: Tools and Strategies to Address the Crisis

This 1-hour educational activity will discuss a variety of tools and resources that can be used to improve recruitment and retention of pharmacy technicians. These tools and resources will also address the financial and professional development challenges faced by pharmacy technicians.

Ready-to-Administer IV Push Products: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Safety, Cost-Effectiveness, and Patient Outcomes in Health System and Perioperative Settings

This 1.5-hour educational activity examines the landscape of considerations regarding ready-to-administer (RTA) IV push products compared with traditional IV vial products, the holistic costs of waste, and new evidence regarding perioperative opioid use and associated adverse clinical outcomes.

Surface Monitoring Recommendations for Hazardous Drugs: Does Health System Size or Location Matter?

This 1.5-hour educational activity provides a review of guidelines for monitoring hazardous drug contamination and practical approaches for monitoring surfaces for HD contamination and post-spill analysis in facilities of any size are provided, including a demonstration of surface sampling.

Syringe Infusion Pumps: Considerations and a Comprehensive Overview for Use at Low Delivery Rates

This 1.5-hour online educational activity explores the workings behind syringe pumps to address the serious consequences of their incorrect use and the need for clinicians to have a deeper understanding of their operation.

Taking Medication Error Reduction Strategies in the Hospital to the Next Level: The Case for Implementation Science

This initiative will provide background information on the importance of standardization in medication error reduction efforts and suggest strategies to incorporate principles of implementation science to improve uptake of standardized guidelines in clinical practice.