Podcasts

Opioid Stewardship from the Leader’s Perspective: Development and Inception

This episode focuses on opioid stewardship from the Leader’s Perspective. Listeners will learn about the creation and development of an opioid stewardship program in a hospital or health system identifying key stakeholders, goals and barriers

Pharmacogenomics and Pharmacists

Recent research suggests health care professionals (HCPs) may feel unprepared to implement PGx into clinical practice. How can PGx leaders embolden pharmacists to adopt PGx into their own clinical practice while also diffusing to other HCPs?

There’s Immunosuppression Medications In My Queue, What Do I Do?

Join as our experts review tips and tricks to help non-transplant pharmacists decide the best course of action when they participate in the care of a solid organ transplant recipient.

Transplant Pharmacist? What’s that?

This podcast will review what a career as a solid organ transplant pharmacist looks like and potential career avenues if one were to pursue this track of pharmacy.

Treatment of Vaccine Preventable Diseases: Measles

Measles is a vaccine-preventable disease that continues to present via public outbreaks. In this episode, we will discuss a patient case and evaluate the pathophysiology, clinical presentation, and disease management of measles and dispel some the misinformation surrounding the measles vaccine.

Treatment of Vaccine Preventable Diseases: Rabies

Rabies is a rare and fatal condition that is not commonly seen in developed countries, though numerous cases are reported annually. In this episode, we will discuss a patient case and evaluate the pathophysiology, clinical presentation, and disease management of rabies.

Vaccine Preventable Diseases: Polio

This podcast provides the history of Polio, its eradication, and the effect of vaccination on global health and will help pharmacists with a vaccine strategy for adults in the United States who are unvaccinated, incompletely vaccinated, or have unknown polio vaccination status

Vaccine Preventable Diseases: Tetanus

While tetanus is becoming rarer in both industrialized and developing nations due vaccination efforts, cases are still seen throughout the world.  In this episode we will discuss a patient presenting with signs and symptoms of tetanus and review disease management of tetanus.

When Low is the Way to Go: The Skinny on Low-dose Buprenorphine Inductions

In the era of illicit fentanyl, the approach to buprenorphine induction has been adapted. We will discuss why, how, and what to consider as part of realistic implementation of low-dose buprenorphine induction therapy.