community outreach

at lipscomb, a pharmacist’s script reads a little differently.

the college of pharmacy's continuing education programs help student pharmacists and pharmacists alike write a script for life through continual learning, community outreach and service.

continuing education

wednesday webinars

the second wednesday of every month, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. cst

one hour of live acpe-accredited continuing education, $15

march 9, 2022
"navigating telehealth in the era of covid-19"
sherenai khan, pharmd, 世界杯2022预选赛录像回放 college of pharmacy

description: this webinar will help define the meaning of telehealth and telemedicine as each has evolved tremendously with the beginning of the covid-19 pandemic. this evolution has also sparked changes in healthcare policy that are pertinent to cover. the common billable telehealth services available to pharmacists will be reviewed during this session. attendees will be provided with resources to access as they navigate building telehealth services into a pharmacy setting.

read below to learn about some of our recent programming.

february 9, 2022
"you gotta be kidney-ing me: a review of sglt-2 inhibitors in various disease states"
danielle a. oliver, pharmd, 世界杯2022预选赛录像回放 college of pharmacy

description: sglt-2 inhibitors can play a significant role in various disease states, such as heart failure and type 2 diabetes. this presentation will be a class review of sglt-2 inhibitors and some of the newer indications in which they are being used. we will discuss some of the landmark trials for each agent, as well as ramifications for clinical practice.

december 8, 2021
“point of care tests and the science behind them”
sarah uroza, pharmd, associate professor of pharmacy practice
sarah collier, ph.d., assistant professor of pharmaceutical sciences

description: this webinar will discuss point of care tests that are provided in community pharmacies including flu, strep, covid-19, a1c, cholesterol and many more. we will spend time discussing the science behind how these tests work and the practical side of how to administer the tests, read the results and counsel patients regarding these tests. we will also discuss the different types of tests on the market and which ones would be best for your patient population.

november 10, 2021
“bariatric surgery and implications on medications: an emphasis on psychotropics”
lindsey miller, pharmd, bcpp
associate professor of pharmacy practice

description: medication absorption changes with bariatric surgery. navigating necessary medication changes can be difficult given the scarcity of literature with some medications. this program will address how to approach medication treatment post bariatric surgery with an emphasis on psychiatric care.

october 13, 2021
“asthma treatment in 2021”
jessica l. wallace, pharmd, bcps
associate professor of pharmacy practice

description: asthma impacts and can interrupt the lives of individuals and their families. this webinar will discuss changes in the new asthma management guidelines and therapy for patients based on these current guidelines and cover newly approved asthma medications.

september 8, 2021
“stress ulcer prophylaxis – are we really still talking about it?”
susan hamblin, pharmd, bcps, bcccp, fccm
assistant professor of pharmacy practice

description: stress ulcer prophylaxis is commonly initiated in hospitalized patients to prevent stress related mucosal disease; however, the literature does not support the same degree of risk for all patients. updated guidelines are available for stress related mucosal disease prophylaxis, and the literature upon which these guidelines were based will be reviewed. the literature describing the effectiveness of each treatment option will be discussed. lastly, the exact timing of stress ulcer prophylaxis discontinuation continues to be debated. we will explore factors that may allow for stewardship of stress ulcer prophylaxis.

august 11, 2021
“the abcs of diabetes”
benjamin gross, pharmd, mba, cde, bcps, bcacp, bc-adm, ash-chc
associate professor of pharmacy practice

description: the webinar will explore recent updates to diabetes guidelines. topics will include diabetes and the era of covid, diabetes treatment as it relates to improving cardiovascular disease risk, and new technology.

july 14, 2021
“too legit not to quit: update on smoking cessation”
benjamin gross, pharmd, mba, cde, bcps, bcacp, bc-adm, ash-chc
associate professor of pharmacy practice

description: this webinar will involve looking at recent guidelines as it relates to treatment options for smoking cessation. the webinar will explore options for patients willing to quit and provide case based learning activities to apply the knowledge gained into practice.

june 9, 2021
“pediatric patient care – a “little’ refresher”
allison provine, pharmd, bcps, bcpps
associate professor of pharmacy practice

description: caring for pediatric patients can be intimidating or uncomfortable for many pharmacists. this webinar will provide a refresher on how to appropriately assess a pediatric patient, review clinical characteristics unique to pediatric patients, provide an overview on treating various pediatric infections, and review several pediatric clinical pearls.

may 12, 2021
“covid-19 vaccinations: what we know and what to expect”
justin kirby, pharmd, bcacp, nbc-hwc
assistant professor of pharmacy practice

description: covid-19 vaccinations continue to be rolled out in various phases to specific age groups and also to people who are at high risk of contracting the virus. this webinar will review the vaccines that are currently available, the differences between the various vaccines, the evidence surrounding them, and what we can expect in the near future regarding our response to the pandemic.

april 14, 2021
“blazing your own path in pharmacy + technology”
kevin clauson, pharmd
associate professor of pharmacy practice

description: in 2021, the international pharmaceutical federation released their report on the need for a “digitally enabled pharmaceutical workforce.” this call to mobilize for those in pharmacy comes on the heels of arguably the most intensive use of technology in healthcare the world has ever seen. how are you preparing for these changing times, and what opportunities are out there for you to seize?

practice seminar

missions

we realize pharmacy is a service profession in some very special ways.

at the 世界杯2022预选赛录像回放 college of pharmacy, service goes one step further through the mission and community service program; a voluntary program taking its cue from the overall faith-based mission of the university.