Continuing Pharmacy Education for Pharmacy Professionals
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per 0.1 CEU. | May 2010 Law & Mortar Newsletter - If you've submitted a hardcopy quiz, credit can only be issued once. Universal Program Number: 0048-0000-10-036-H03-P EXPIRES: July 19, 2012
Program length: 0.1 CEU
Target audiences: Pharmacists
Knowledge based activity - Law and Mortar CE's require a grade of 80% or greater to qualify for certificate
This program has been approved by the Ohio State Board of Pharmacy for jurisprudence credit. Franklin Z. Wickham, D.Pharm., M.S., R.Ph., previous Director of the Pharmacy Law Institute and previous executive director of the Ohio State Board of Pharmacy. This issue of continues the discussion of the federal and state laws and rules impacting home infusion pharmacies, as well as national standards regarding sterile product compounding.
February 2010 Law & Mortar Newsletter - If you've submitted a hardcopy quiz, credit can only be issued once. Universal Program Number: 0048-0000-10-020-H03-P EXPIRES: March 15, 2012
Program length: 0.1 CEU
Target audiences: Pharmacists
Knowledge based activity - Law and Mortar CE's require a grade of 80% or greater to qualify for certificate This program has been approved by the Ohio State Board of Pharmacy for jurisprudence credit. Franklin Z. Wickham, D.Pharm., M.S., R.Ph., previous Director of the Pharmacy Law Institute and previous executive director of the Ohio State Board of Pharmacy. This issue of Law & Mortar begins a discussion of the laws and rules regarding specialty pharmaceuticals, infusion therapy and home infusion pharmacies, one of the many specialty pharmacies that currently plays a significant role in the delivery of pharmacist care in a constantly evolving health care delivery system. Fall 2010 Ampule - If you've submitted a hardcopy quiz, credit can only issued once.
Universal Program Number: 0048-0000-10-039-H01-P
EXPIRES: September 16, 2013
Program Length: 0.1 CEU
Target Audience: Pharmacists
Knowledge based activity
Description: Obesity is a growing epidemic in the United States and is associated with significant morbidity and mortality. Traditional treatments, including lifestyle changes and pharmacological treatments, are generally ineffective. Bariatric surgery offers an effective treatment for obesity in certain patients, producing significant, long-term weight loss and reduction in the complications associated with obesity, including improvements in concurrent disease states and life expectancy.
Fall 2009 Ampul - If you've submitted a hardcopy quiz, credit can only be issed once. Universal Program Number: 0048-0000-09-025-H01-P EXPIRES: September 21, 2012
Program Length: 0.1 CEU
Target Audience: Pharmacists
Knowledge based activity Krista Davies, Pharm.D., PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Resident, Physicians Inc. and Ohio Northern University Description: Diabetic neuropathy is a heterogeneous disease state in which prevention and therapy must be individualized. Diabetic neuropathy is a complication that will continue to increase in prevalence in the future. As healthcare practitioners, we have a duty to educate patients how to minimize their risk for developing diabetic neuropathy and other complications of diabetes. Spring 2009 Ampule - If you've submitted a hardcopy quiz, credit can only be issued once.
Universal Program Number: 048-000-09-009-H04-P
EXPIRES: March 3, 2012
Program Length: 0.1 CEU
Target Audience: Pharmacists
Knowledge based activity
Lindsay Snyder, PharmD, Pharmacy Practice resident, Blanchard Valley Medical Associates; Teresa Hoffman, PharmD, site preceptor; and Kelly Shields, PharmD, drug information specialist, ONU preceptor  Universal Program Number: 0048-0000-11-036-H04-P
EXPIRES: June 7, 2014
Program Length: 0.1 CEU
Target Audience: Pharmacists
Knowledge based activity
Description: The pharmacist has long been recognized as a widely accessible and available health care professional for patients. Because of this, pharmacists located in the community pharmacy setting are often ideal candidates for providing educational information to patients. Many organizations, such as the American Public Health Association1 and the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists,2 have recently been focused on increasing the involvement of pharmacists in providing preventive care to patients. The provision of information regarding important women’s health issues is an area where pharmacists in the community pharmacy setting can have a strong impact on the primary prevention and early detection of disease. As discussed below, pharmacists can target women at increased risk for various diseases and take advantage of their accessibility to provide health education and screenings to this population. Universal Program Number: 0048-0000-11-035-H01-P
EXPIRES: June 7, 2014
Program Length: 0.1 CEU
Target Audience: Pharmacists
Knowledge based activity
Description: Research within the past decade has shown that the physiological roles of vitamin D go beyond calcium homeostasis, skeletal development and bone metabolism. The discovery of vitamin D receptors and 1-hydroxylase on a variety of extraskeletal tissues has prompted research on the effects of vitamin D on multiple physiological systems and processes. Vitamin D deficiency is widely known to be directly associated with skeletal diseases such as osteoporosis and rickets. However, vitamin D deficiency has also been linked to diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cognitive decline, and certain cancers. Due to the increasing prevalence and emerging evidence of consequences of vitamin D deficiency, it is becoming an important health concern. In the past two years, the recommended daily allowance (RDA) for vitamin D has been increased twice for infants, toddlers, adolescents, and adults.(1,2) Universal Program Number: 0048-0000-11-037-H01-P
EXPIRES: June 7, 2014
Program Length: 0.1 CEU
Target Audience: Pharmacists
Knowledge based activity
Description: Peripheral artery disease (PAD) is a progressive atherosclerotic disease that affects approximately 12% of the adult population.1 Intermittent claudication is a classical symptom of PAD, however, a majority of patients are asymptomatic or present with atypical leg pain. This range of clinical presentation may explain why only 25% of patients are diagnosed and treated for PAD.2 There is an increased risk for cardiovascular events, cerebrovascular events, and mortality with PAD. Education to patients and healthcare professionals is essential for early identification, early symptom control, and aggressive risk factor modification to reduce PAD progression and its cardiovascular events. Universal Program Number: 0048-0000-11-034-H01-P
EXPIRES: June 7, 2014
Program Length: 0.1 CEU
Target Audience: Pharmacists
Knowledge based activity
Description: Over the counter (OTC) medications have been marketed for use in children of all ages for years. These medications include analgesics, antihistamines, decongestants, cough suppressants, vitamins, topical treatments, and many more. In fact, there are over 800 OTCs just for the treatment of cough and cold. These medications are continually purchased; on average about 95 million packages of medication are sold each year to treat cough and cold in children.1 However, just because these medications are marketed for use in children, does not mean that they are safe or effective, and in actuality, many are not. Universal Program Number: 0048-0000-11-033-H01-P
EXPIRES: June 7, 2014
Program Length: 0.1 CEU
Target Audience: Pharmacists
Knowledge based activity
Description: Diabetes is becoming more and more common in the United States with much of its incidence associated with unhealthy lifestyles and disparities in health care. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) the number of Americans with diabetes has nearly quadrupled from 1980 (5.6 million) through 2011 (18.8 million) with at least seven million still undiagnosed.1 According to these numbers, there are currently about 25.8 million people in the U.S. that have diabetes and 60 million are estimated to have pre-diabetes, a condition in which blood sugar and insulin are approaching abnormal levels (putting them at high risk for developing diabetes). Based on death certificates in 2007, diabetes was the seventh leading cause of death in the U.S. — being the underlying factor in 71,382 deaths and contributing to the death of an additional 160,022— and it is likely an underreported cause of death.
Universal Program Number: 0048-0000-11-032-H01-P
EXPIRES: June 7, 2014
Program Length: 0.1 CEU
Target Audience: Pharmacists
Knowledge based activity
Description: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a progressive neurodegenerative muscular disease that predominately occurs in the adult population. The disease has also been known as motor neuron disease, Charcot’s disease, and Lou Gehrig’s disease.1 Prevalence of ALS is approximately 20% higher in men than it is in women.2 ALS is increasing in incidence at a rate that is faster than can be explained by the aging population.3 It is estimated that 5600 new cases of ALS are diagnosed each year in the United States, and that around 30,000 people may have the disease at any given time. ALS affects between 1.2 and 1.8 per 100,000 individuals. However, as this number takes into account the entire U.S. population, and ALS is a disease that most commonly presents later in a patient’s life; this number is heavily skewed when it comes to overall risk.2
Universal Program Number: 0048-0000-10-019-H01-P
EXPIRES: March 12, 2013
Program Length: 0.1 CEU
Target Audience: Pharmacists
Knowledge based activity
Description:Despite advancement in treatment methods, cardiovascular disease (CVD) remains the leading cause of death in the United States.1 While debate lingers about the utilization of non-traditional risk factors and risk markers for cardiovascular disease, appropriate management utilizing the current standard of care can greatly reduce the risk of CVD. As pharmacists we play a major role by offering therapeutic recommendations based on current guidelines and appropriate education about emerging risk markers. To be an effective clinician, it is important to understand what constitutes a cardiac risk factor and the general pathophysiology of cholesterol homeostasis. The objective of this article is to establish effective management of dyslipidemia while assessing future trends in patient care.
Universal Activity Number: 0048-000-09-020-H04-P EXPIRES: August 17, 2012 Program length: 0.2 CEU
Target audiences: Pharmacists
Knowledge based activity
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