Nancy Shapiro (left) and Suzanne Nesbit (right) attended last week’s ASHP Commission on Credentialing meeting. Nesbit will be completing her 3-year term as ACCP’s representative in December! Shapiro will take her place as our next appointee. Thank you for your service, Suzanne!
Reminder: pharmacists are encouraged to submit applications for the pain management pharmacy job analysis panel. Their insight will ensure the certification program reflects current practice. Applications are due November 5, 2023.
For more information: https://t.co/1TWpvJaR5F
Press Release: #BPS announces pain management pharmacy as a new specialty certification and opens applications for pharmacists to participate in a job analysis panel. Panelist applications are due November 5, 2023 by 5:00pm EST.
Read the release: https://t.co/1TWpvJaR5F
Excited to present in @ASHPOfficial’s ASHP Advantage webinar on the pharmacists’ role in treating patients with pain. Register and get details: https://t.co/mxO8YifswL #ASHP22
Check out 👉Pharmacist interventions in an outpatient pain clinic at a Veterans Affairs Medical Center
🔗https://t.co/vVl2FoxsWW
Read about the interventions pain pharmacists offer and their outcomes!
#twitteRx#opioidcrisis
F-R-E-E to read this month only! 📑
FREE TO READ IN FEBRUARY: This review identifies barriers to care for patients with OUD during COVID-19 and explores opportunities and resources for pharmacists to improve OUD care during the pandemic and beyond. https://t.co/zbE7IdUxCE @accpPPCprn
What is known about the role of pharmacists in acute care #OUD interventions? Learn from the author and guest editors in this month's podcast: https://t.co/lE2T2kYWBb @accpPPCprn@suznesbit@MIrwinPharmD@AW_PharmD
FREE TO READ IN FEBRUARY: This paper seeks to review the ways in which emergency medicine pharmacists can support efforts in the ED to improve the care of people with OUD. https://t.co/rS3RxqE9eB @KyleWeant@UofSCPharm
FREE TO READ IN FEBRUARY: The purpose of this quality improvement initiative was to evaluate the impact of a clinical #pharmacy specialist initiative to increase #naloxone prescribing proportions, patient access to care, and clinical interventions. https://t.co/3POwlU71K7
FREE TO READ IN FEBRUARY: Given the burden of OUD, there are many opportunities for further exploration of the roles acute care pharmacists can play in OUD harm reduction and treatment. https://t.co/FWUJvJwkBn @MIrwinPharmD@AW_PharmD@accpPPCprn
Our aim is to outline crucial areas requiring active participation by pharmacists for the betterment of our communities. https://t.co/UYuCaLC4Ev @accpPPCprn@suznesbit
FREE TO READ IN FEBRUARY: Optimizing pain mgt through genotype-guided approaches may ultimately provide safer & more effective therapy for pain control while decreasing risk for opioid misuse. https://t.co/JHiFGKuncs @MaxPGx @roseanngammal @jim_omics@UFPersonalMed@UFPharmacy
FREE TO READ IN FEBRUARY: A review of current literature and characterization of the pharmacists’ role in buprenorphine collaborative care models for patients with opioid use disorder https://t.co/qmdNNeA0bS @accpPPCprn@pharmd_pcleary
We are excited to kick off our coverage of the @JACCPJournal Special Issue on the #Opioid Crisis w/ this call to action authored by the guest editors - incl. #PPCPRN chair Dr. Nadia Jubran 👏 & @InimitABEL @suznesbit Dr. Amanda Winans
🔗https://t.co/Nvb76C2s0Q
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Press Release: Today, #BPS issues a call for petition in #PainManagement#Pharmacy Practice to consider addition of this new specialty. For more information on the necessary criteria and other factors for consideration, individuals can go to this link: https://t.co/KwHmHdyZFq
@ACCP@ErinMcCreary Congratulations! Well deserved recognition! I remember meeting you first at Emerge from the Crowd. Doesn’t seem that long ago. Well done!