Chris Bell, PharmD, BCOP

Leukemia Pharmacist at MGH. Former Onc PGY2 at Nebraska Medicine and PGY1 at Oregon Health & Science University. University of Utah alum.

[Chris Bell, PharmD, BCOP @BellPharmd]

Me when the vanco was held overnight for a “very high trough” but the “trough” was drawn 3 hours after the dose was given. #IDtwitter #PharmTwitter

[Chris Bell, PharmD, BCOP @BellPharmd]

Me when the team enters some bizarre medication orders but there’s no notes posted yet #MedTwitter #OncTwitter #TwitteRx

[Chris Bell, PharmD, BCOP @BellPharmd]

Me on rounds waiting to defend Bactrim for PJP PPx as the attending tells the room that it automatically causes thrombocytopenia #IDTwitter #OncTwitter

[Chris @cBell021]

My work computer every morning when I try to open an internet browser and Epic at the same time. #TwitterRx #MedTwitter

[Chris Bell, PharmD, BCOP @BellPharmd]

Me on rounds when I say a medication should by dosed thrice weekly instead of saying three times a week #TwitterRx #Pharmacy

[Kendall Bell, PharmD @kd_pharm]

You know you’re in Boston when

[Chris Bell, PharmD, BCOP @BellPharmd]

@JoseLopezRPh @tracimpoole Of course it’s their right and legal. That doesn’t make it ethical. It’s an attempt to manipulate patients (the “consumer” as you refer to them) into buying a “new” drug that has been available for many years and is available as a generic product.

[Chris Bell, PharmD, BCOP @BellPharmd]

You know you’ve been a leukemia pharmacist for awhile when you get an email about an asparagus recipe and assume it’s about asparaginase #TwitteRx #OncTwitter

[Chris Bell, PharmD, BCOP @BellPharmd]

When the intern pronounces “gilteritinib” correctly on rounds

[Kendall Bell, PharmD @kd_pharm]

No one:
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Pharmacists: it’s not a benign drug
#TwitteRx