February, 2019

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Just What the Dr Ordered for UK Life Sciences? The 2nd Life Sciences Sector Deal

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Brexit uncertainty isn’t going away any time soon – but it’s important to remember that the UK government has already set out two plans for the future shape of the country’s healthcare industry: the second Life Sciences Sector Deal and the long-term plan for the NHS. With these two plans in place there are plenty of opportunities for the industry and the government to work together to keep the UK at the top of the international life sciences sector – and perhaps reach even greater heights.

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Strategies to Reduce Medications – Part 2

Med Ed 101

On a previous post, I laid out some strategies to reduce medication use. As a consultant pharmacist who has worked extensively in long term care and assisted living, I am routinely asked if we can reduce someone’s medications. Reducing medications is something I consider in virtually every patient I work with. Here are more pearls […]. The post Strategies to Reduce Medications – Part 2 appeared first on Med Ed 101.

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AI For Talent Acquisition in Tech – Part 3

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Fuld + Company engages with companies that are seeking confidence in their business strategy, including companies in the technology sector. These companies have increasing interest in dissecting how integrating AI tools can be a differentiator in a competitive environment—especially as AI’s role in the workplace remains ambiguous. When it comes to talent acquisition, it’s clear that AI-led hr tech is both helpful and disruptive across the tech sector, particularly in terms of how it can save tim

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Reducing Medications – Strategies I Routinely Use (Part 1)

Med Ed 101

In geriatrics, we put a premium on trying to simplify medication use. As a consultant pharmacist who has worked extensively in long term care and assisted living, I am routinely asked if we can reduce someone’s medications. Reducing medications is something I consider in virtually every patient I work with. Here aremy top strategies to […].

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Position Your Pharmacy for Expansion

Speaker: Chris Antypas and Josh Halladay

Access to limited distribution drugs and payer contracts are key to pharmacy expansion. But how do you prepare your operations to take the next step? Meaningful data: Collect and share clinical data regarding outcomes, utilization, and more Reporting: Limited distribution models require efficient tracking and reporting systems Workflows: Align workflows with specific pharma and payer contractual requirements For in-depth, expert insights on pharmacy expansion, watch this webinar from Inovalon.

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How To Get A Clinical Pharmacist Job Without Experience

Med Ed 101

I recently was a guest speaker at the University of Minnesota. My talk was titled “Entrepreneurship, Education, and Embracing the Digital Age in Healthcare” Download a free copy below. Ultimately, my background and education came up. I have not done a residency. And yes, I did get a clinical job right out of school. So […]. The post How To Get A Clinical Pharmacist Job Without Experience appeared first on Med Ed 101.

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BCPS Exam Frequently Asked Questions: My Top 10

Med Ed 101

I’ve been creating content to help pharmacists pass the BCPS exam for about 4 years now. The content we have created is not perfect, but there is no doubt that it has been helpful and we keep trying to improve year after year. Inevitably, I get asked a lot of questions about the BCPS testing […]. The post BCPS Exam Frequently Asked Questions: My Top 10 appeared first on Med Ed 101.

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New Release! BCGP Bullets on Amazon

Med Ed 101

I’ve had individuals ask about a BCGP study guide book similar to the POPULAR BCPS Bullets and BCACP bullets. I’ve taken the clinical content and pearls from those popular books and also added in critical nuggets to help you prepare for the geriatric-specific portions of the BCGP exam. Click Here to Check Out BCGP Bullets, […]. The post New Release!

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Tacrolimus and Azole Drug Interaction – Intentionally Done?

Med Ed 101

The tacrolimus and azole drug interaction is a concerning one that needs to be monitored. In this case, the drug interaction was actually used to the benefit of the patient. I’m greatly appreciative of this guest post/case from Amanuel Tseggai, PharmD, BCPS! This case involves a 58-year-old African American gentleman with a history of diabetes, […].

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Celexa and Nexium Interaction – QTc Prolongation

Med Ed 101

The Celexa and Nexium interaction is a challenging one. As a clinical pharmacist, I don’t want to create a bunch of other work or switch agents when medication therapy is working and justified. I feel like we (physicians, NP’s, PA’s as well) often get put in this situation where there is an interaction that can […]. The post Celexa and Nexium Interaction – QTc Prolongation appeared first on Med Ed 101.

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