Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at TTUHSC, Jerry H. Hodge School of Pharmacy. Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Heart Failure. GDMT, this is the way.
Sometimes I use inappropriate medical jargon with my patients. But today I started saying goodbye to a patient like I do with my kids...at least I stopped prior to professing love.
A Patient Aligned Care Team (PACT) is each veteran working together with health care professionals to plan for whole-person care. The VA North Texas Pharmacy Service looks forward to working with you to provide high quality pharmaceutical care https://t.co/z2d4hSHaQm
Ever curious about where the literature behind colchicine comes from? Well look no further, because this awesome #teachingtuesday by @KendallStratton highlights all of the key points and trials about colchicine for cardiac indications! 🫀
My son's Auvi-Q was shipped and left outside in 90+ weather for an unknown duration. Called for a replacement and got denied because we already have one (the extra is for my parents when they are with him). It should not be this difficult to get to epi! The fight continues... 💉
Vaccine-preventable disease takes more than 50,000 lives every year. @DanPatrick please hear HB 678 and let pharmacists participate fully in public health measures. @NACDS@TXpharmAssn#txlege
CVD impacts the lives of many people suffering from T2DM. Let's take a 👀 at the CV data from GLP-1 receptor agonists 💉
Thanks @AV_PharmD for the great review. A special thanks to @TracyPalomino10, PharmD candidate (class of 2022) for creating the infographic!
Next week's Teaching Tuesday will feature a current PGY2 Pharmacy Resident, Alaina Van Dyke @AV_PharmD. Be sure to ✔️back next week for her great review on some of the CV outcomes associated with GLP-1 receptor agonists!
It's ⏱️ for another Teaching Tuesday! Thanks, @GDubruille for this great discussion on the Watchman device and the various antithrombotic strategies after device implantation. To the students and residents, which of these antithrombotic plans have you recommended?
TTUHSC-SOP had teams place first and third in the 2021 Student Society of Health-System Pharmacists Leadership Challenge. Congratulations to Kate Ball, Matthew Gehrlein, and Mahsa Helforoush (first) and Parker Lenheiser, Megan Bareis, Vivian Ho, and Ramsha Akhtar (third).
Asked my PGY2 to present meds used for T2DM and to discuss their CV and CHF outcomes to our HF team. Some primary care providers got the invitation forwarded to them and now Endocrine also wants the presentation. Excited for the engagement this has generated! No pressure...
@accpcardprn @chfpharmd Had a patient get admitted to an OSH for a non-CHF cause and he was frustrated that the OSH put him on diabetes protocols (e.g. fingersticks, diet, etc.) since he has never had glycemic issues. Most of my other patients have done well.
@MayaHolsen@accpcardprn@accpinfdprn I have had several patients that were recommended to be admitted but refused and were eventually admitted. Even once discharged their status is still tenuous and have more frequent f/u visits trying to get them stablized.
@ASchenkPharmD@accpcardprn@accpinfdprn Our next block will be the first time since last year that we will be allowing students onsite. I will be glad to have them back in clinic!
@accpcardprn@accpinfdprn Phone and video visits are hit & miss. I've been able to conduct more comprehensive med. recs for some - learning about a second pile of medications that are sometimes used. However, some patients are completely distracted - putting me on hold to order hamburgers.
@MUSCPharmRes Dr. Ehret was one of my preceptors during my PGY2 residency. She was truly kind-hearted and always made sure I was using the best evidence available for patient care plans.