This program will review available hormonal contraceptives, how to properly assess patients for therapy,
and how to choose treatment based on patient-specific factors. It will also review currently pending legislation which would allow RI pharmacists to independently prescribe and dispense all short-term, FDA-approved hormonal contraceptives, thus increasing access and improving patient outcomes.
A Focused Review of Medications for Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder
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Advancements in opioid safety have been made in recent years. Educational tools can help bridge knowledge gaps and increase skills in addressing opioid safety. The RESPOND TO PREVENT online courses includes: Evidence-based best practice recommendations, Simulated pharmacist-patient videos, Downloadable support tools, Pharmacists earn 1.75 contact hours for course completion
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Wednesdays in May and June
Thursday, November 2, 2023
Radisson Airport Hotel, Warwick RI and Zoom
Expert Debate: State Legalization of Marijuana
Recorded November 2021
“MenB and Me” focuses on complications associated with meningococcal disease, vaccine recommendations for prevention of meningococcal disease, and awareness of vaccination in college students.
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“Caring for the Complex Patient: Managing Patients with Diabetes, Heart Failure, and Chronic Kidney Disease,” focuses on gaps in medical treatment for patients with certain complex conditions, barriers to guideline directed medical therapy (GDMT), and best practices to optimize GDMT.
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