Continuing Pharmacy Education for Pharmacy Professionals
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 August 2009 Law & Mortar Newsletter - If you've submitted a hardcopy quiz, credit can only be issued once. Universal Program Number: 048-000-09-026-H03-P - 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 the Law & Mortar continues a series of articles exploring the aberrant practices of businesses that develop, manufacture, and sell prescription drugs at wholesale or retail, as well as those businesses providing professional services by health care professionals. This article focuses on national and regional chain pharmacy practice.The Business of Health Care: Discount Department Store, Warehouse Club, Food Chain Pharmacy Practice
November 2009 Law & Mortar Newsletter - If you've submitted a hardcopy quiz, credit can only be issued once. Universal Program Number: 0048-0000-09-027-H03-P - 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 the Law & Mortar completes the series of articles exploring the aberrant practices of businesses that develop, manufacture, and sell prescription drugs at wholesale or retail, as well as those businesses providing professional services by health care professionals. This article continues the discussion begun in the August issue regarding national and regional corporations that own and operate pharmacies in retail establishments, with focus on national and regional discount department stores, warehouse clubs and food chains.
May 2009 Law & Mortar Newsletter - If you've submitted a hardcopy quiz, credit can only be issued once. - Law and Mortar CE's require a grade of 80% or greater to qualify for certificate - This CE is approved for Ohio Juris Prudence Description:
August 2008 Law & Mortar Newsletter - If you've submitted a hardcopy quiz, credit can only be issued once. - Law and Mortar CE's require a grade of 80% or greater to qualify for certificate - This article talks about the devastating effect that this government program currently has on state budgets, and describes how state information technology projects “are emerging as weapons to fight surging health costs.”
November 2008 Law & Mortar Newsletter - If you've submitted a hardcopy quiz, credit can only be issued once. This issue of the Law & Mortar continues a series of articles exploring the aberrant practices of businesses that develop, manufacture, and sell prescription drugs at wholesale or retail, as well as those businesses providing professional services by health care professionals. This article focuses on drug wholesalers.
This course has expired but if you have successfully completed the course, you may still print out your certificate if you have a valid login. February 2008 Law & Mortar Newsletter - If you've submitted a hardcopy quiz, credit can only be issued once.
Dr. Wickham, previous Director of Pharmacy Law Institute, discusses the new rules adopted by the State Medical Board regarding the prescribing of drugs by physician assistants (PAs). This CE is approved by the Ohio State Board of Pharmacy for Juris Prudence.
Law & Mortar Newsletter - If you've submitted a hardcopy quiz, credit can only be issued once. The goal of this CLE article is to discuss the background of retail health clinics and various models currently in operation in Ohio; the laws and rules governing the prescribing and utilization of drugs by mid-level prescribers whose professional practice occurs in retail establishments; and the scope of professional practice of these health professionals (nurses and optometrists), including prescriptive authority. 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 Krista Davies, Pharm.D., PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Resident, Physicians Inc. and Ohio Northern University Description:
Fall 2008 Ampule - If you've submitted a hardcopy quiz, credit can only issued once. Universal Program Number: 048-000-08-042-H103-P Program Length: 0.1 CEU Target Audience: Pharmacists Knowledge based activity Danielle Fennema, PharmD, Pharmacy Practice Resident at Physicians Inc/Ohio Northern University With: Michael Rush, PharmD, Preceptor at Physicians Inc and Kelly Shields, PharmD, Director of Drug Information Services at Ohio Northern University Description: This article is designed to provide a brief review of heart failure and its major components that include pathophysiology, causes, diagnosis and testing, heart failure classifications, and treatments. The treatment options are divided into non-pharmacologic versus pharmacologic.
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 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 Description: Spring 2008 Ampul - If you've submitted a hardcopy quiz, credit can only be issued once. Universal Program Number: 0048-0000-10-019-H01-P 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 Program length: 0.2 CEU
Universal Program Number: 048-000-07-029-H01-P Program Length: 0.1 CEU Target Audience: Pharmacists Knowledge based activity Dr. Amy Stockert, Ph.D. Description: Dr. Stockert, assistant professor of biochemistry, reviews enzyme catalysis, transition state theory, and enzyme kinetics. Universal Program Number: 048-000-07-028-L01-P Program Length: 0.1 CEU Target Audience: Pharmacists Description: Dr. Roecker, Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice, discusses the epidemiology, at risk populations, pathogenesis, and treatment of community acquired pneumonia. Universal Program Number: 048-000-07-030-H01-P Program Length: 0.1 CEU Target Audience: Pharmacists Description: Dr. Martin, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, discusses the definition, prevention, pharmacologic therapy, and non-pharmacologic therapy for migraine headaches.
Universal Program Number: 048-000-07-024-H04 Description: Dr. Shields, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, Director of The Drug Information Center, discusses the use, epidemiology, product regulation, purity, standardization, information resources, and pharmacists' role regarding dietary supplements. Course categories |
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