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Pharmacies have a critical role to play in ensuring proper use of controlled substances. The validation, dispensing, and counseling of controlled substances by pharmacists is a critical intervention point for resisting opioid misuse and ensuring safe and effective healthcare for the public.

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.

Residential care facilities vary widely in purpose, and often the treatment of infectious diseases is complicated by these environments and lack of specialization by the primary care providers in those arenas. This program will prepare pharmacists to provide the care of patients in these settings.

This course will discuss evaluating literature in general and related to geriatric patient care.  Program content will also discuss evaluating medication safety, wellness and health in geriatric patients.

This program covers various pain management strategies applicable to geriatric patients and is designed for pharmacists.

This course provides an overview of antibiotic stewardship in hospitals with the goal of empowering pharmacists to address the growing concern of inappropriate antibiotic use.

This course equips learners with the skills to manage complex chronic conditions including gout, diabetes, osteoporosis, thyroid disorders, and considerations for estrogen replacement therapy.

This program is intended to provide the legal framework for regulation of HDS, what potential quality indicators can be used to make informed recommendations for use, and adequate communication with patients to avoid or reduce the risk of drug interactions with concomitant HDS use.

This program will cover how to recognize, treat, and control asthma using patient-centered care. Upon completion, the pharmacist will have an overview of asthma and will be familiar with patient assessment, the appropriate treatments and correct use of inhalers and devices used in asthma.