Katherine Houlihan, PharmD, CDOE
The goal of this CE activity is to increase awareness of hepatitis delta, common signs and symptoms for clinicians to identify, and common risk factors.
This activity is available to access free of charge.
If you wish to claim CE credit for participation there is a $7.00 accreditation service fee which is paid when you register for the course.
Sara Kaldas, PharmD
PGY-1 Pharmacy Resident, Kent Hospital
Recent assessment data identify a gap in pharmacists’ confidence and competence in utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) and clinical decision-support (CDS) tools in practice. Specific areas of need include applying AI-assisted tools for renal dosing adjustments, efficient evidence retrieval, and management of complex or uncommon disease states. Additionally, there is a need to improve understanding of how AI is integrated within electronic health records (EHRs) and its implications for clinical workflow and decision-making.
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This Home Study is Released by Anita Jacobson, PharmD
Effective communication is one of the most critical components of safe and equitable healthcare. This module explores language and accessibility barriers in pharmacy practice and provides evidence-based strategies to improve medication safety for patients with limited English proficiency.
This activity is available to access free of charge.
Morgan Felitte, PharmD,
PGY-2 Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Resident, Brown University Health
This continuing education (CE) activity is designed to address practice gaps related to the interpretation and application of recently updated inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) guidelines. Rapid advancements in treatment strategies, including the expanded role and earlier use of biologic therapies, have created a need for clinicians to stay current with evolving recommendations.
Continue reading "June Mini Series – Evolving Management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Key Updates in Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn’s Disease Guidelines"
Catherine Li, PharmD, BCIDP
The purpose of this study is to learn about Urinary Tract Infections in the older female population, newly released antibiotics, and antimicrobial resistance.
This activity is available to access free of charge.
If you wish to claim CE credit for participation there is a $10.00 accreditation service fee which is paid when you register for the course.
This MHC program offers an overview of how laws and regulations shape pharmacy practice and influence professional responsibilities. Participants will explore how evolving policies affect the scope of practice and operational expectations for pharmacists. The session also highlights key regulatory concepts that guide compounding and the handling of sensitive medications. Finally, attendees will gain strategies to effectively engage in and influence the legislative and regulatory process.
If you wish to claim CE credit for participation there is a $20.00 accreditation service fee which is paid when you register for the course.
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The goal of this CE activity is to highlight the relevant considerations of medications used to manage gout to facilitate the safest and most efficacious treatment options for patients.
If you wish to claim CE credit for participation there is a $7.00 accreditation service fee which is paid when you register for the course.
Continue reading "Pharmacotherapy in Gout: A Deep Dive into Established and Emerging Treatments"
The goal of this CE activity is to increase awareness of hepatitis delta, common signs and symptoms for clinicians to identify, and common risk factors. It is also to inform clinicians on the appropriate screening and treatment recommendations for this population, and the associated adverse effects associated with treatment.
If you wish to claim CE credit for participation there is a $7.00 accreditation service fee which is paid when you register for the course.
Continue reading "Unraveling Hepatitis Delta: Pathophysiology, Challenges, and Emerging Treatments"
The goal of this CE activity is to understand the role of hormonal signaling and summarize the underlying causes of infertility as well as identify medications used in their treatment.
If you wish to claim CE credit for participation there is a $7.00 accreditation service fee which is paid when you register for the course.
Continue reading "Restoring Hope: A Pharmacist’s Overview of the Pathophysiology and Treatment of Infertility"
The goal of this CE activity is to inform pharmacists about the legal and safety issues surrounding compounded GLP-1 receptor agonists, including FDA safety alerts, current litigation, and drug shortage implications.
If you wish to claim CE credit for participation there is a $7.00 accreditation service fee which is paid when you register for the course.
Continue reading "The Legal Weigh-In: Compounded GLP-1RAs and Patient Safety"