This program will address current antibiotic myths, including evaluation of a penicillin allergy, effectiveness of shorter durations of therapy, linezolid dosing strategies and drug monitoring in patients with renal insufficiency, and the utility of fosfomycin in treatment of uncomplicated cystitis.

Explore the peer review process of multiple journal editors. Speakers will discuss the purpose of peer review, key elements of an effective review, and practical guidance for reviewers. Participants will gain insight into how editors evaluate reviews and what makes feedback valuable.

APhA's Delivering Medication Management Services aims to prepare pharmacists to deliver medication management services effectively across various practice settings, ensuring they are well-equipped to make clinical interventions and adapt to evolving practices in medication management.

This activity focuses on topics related to collaborative practice agreements between pharmacists and physicians. This program will expand upon content included in the Initial Collaborative Practice Agreement Certification program.

The Pharmacy-based Test and Treat certificate training program is a practice-based curriculum based on national educational standards, preparing pharmacists to provide point-of-care testing and diagnostic services for minor, nonchronic health conditions.

This 3.0-hour Pharmacy-Based Test and Treat Recertification Course focuses on topics related to point-of-care testing and treatment for minor, non-chronic disease states between pharmacists and physicians in the state of Florida.

This activity will provide an overview of the medications used in the treatment of HIV, current treatment recommendations for initiating HIV drug therapy, and Florida law as it pertains to HIV testing, including: partner notification, privilege to warn, and testing in pregnant women.

This activity will build upon the HIV material covered within the Collaborative Practice Certification Program, introducing PEP guidelines for antiretroviral treatment following potential exposure to HIV.