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September 19, 2020 Ali Brown, Copycats & Thieves | The Corepreneur Podcast with Anne Arvizu PharmD
Dr. Anne Arvizu's first guest on The Corepreneur Podcast is none other than Ali Brown, one of the world's most recognized business coaches for women entrepreneurs and thought leaders. Ali is also a renowned leadership speaker and founder of The Trust.
Ali Brown discusses her journey as an entrepreneur, how to protect your intellectual property, and how to bring spirituality into the workplace.
“Not too long ago we were still property, and now here we are claiming our ideas as property.” – Ali Brown.
Learn more about this episode of The Corepreneur Podcast with Anne Arvizu at www.annearvizu.com/02
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34 min
September 19, 2020 Ali Brown, Copycats & Thieves | The Corepreneur Podcast with Anne Arvizu PharmD
Dr. Anne Arvizu's first guest on The Corepreneur Podcast is none other than Ali Brown, one of the world's most recognized business coaches for women entrepreneurs and thought leaders. Ali is also a renowned leadership speaker and founder of The Trust.
Ali Brown discusses her journey as an entrepreneur, how to protect your intellectual property, and how to bring spirituality into the workplace.
“Not too long ago we were still property, and now here we are claiming our ideas as property.” – Ali Brown.
Learn more about this episode of The Corepreneur Podcast with Anne Arvizu at www.annearvizu.com/02
Sponsored by UltiGuard Safe Pack
The UltiGuard Safe Pack is the only pen needle product that comes with an all-in-one sharps container. Learn more about why UltiGuard Safe Pack is the best choice for your patients and your pharmacy.
Learn more UltiGuard Safe Pack
https://www.ulticare.com/ultiguard-safe-pack/podcast
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
34 min
September 18, 2020 Expressing the Pharmacist’s Value Directly to Patients | Beyond the Sig 08
Pharmacies in Pennsylvania and across the country are transforming their care delivery model and documenting the care provided to patients to express their value to payers. This transformation is setting them up to sustain and thrive in a new era of healthcare with value-based payment models.
In this episode of Beyond the Sig, we talk to one pharmacist who started his pharmacy with this care delivery model in mind and is expressing his value to a payer often forgotten in health care – the patient. Kyle McCormick, PharmDis the owner of Blueberry Pharmacy in Westview, Pennsylvania, a different kind of pharmacy that sets itself apart from the rest by providing access to low-cost medications without the need for insurance. With optional membership programs available to fit patients’ needs, the savings people see on their medications are substantial. Kyle offers his insight on how pharmacists can provide care and value directly to patients.
www.blueberrypharmacy.com
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37 min
September 18, 2020 Expressing the Pharmacist’s Value Directly to Patients | Beyond the Sig 08
Pharmacies in Pennsylvania and across the country are transforming their care delivery model and documenting the care provided to patients to express their value to payers. This transformation is setting them up to sustain and thrive in a new era of healthcare with value-based payment models.
In this episode of Beyond the Sig, we talk to one pharmacist who started his pharmacy with this care delivery model in mind and is expressing his value to a payer often forgotten in health care – the patient. Kyle McCormick, PharmDis the owner of Blueberry Pharmacy in Westview, Pennsylvania, a different kind of pharmacy that sets itself apart from the rest by providing access to low-cost medications without the need for insurance. With optional membership programs available to fit patients’ needs, the savings people see on their medications are substantial. Kyle offers his insight on how pharmacists can provide care and value directly to patients.
www.blueberrypharmacy.com
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
37 min
September 17, 2020 Sickle Cell Podcast Series | William Amarquaye, PharmD
William Amarquaye, PharmD is a Clinical Pharmacist at Brandon Regional Hospital
returns to the Pharmacy Podcast Nation to share his knowledge on the sickle cell disease state.
Via Sickle Cell 101
Sickle cell is a blood disorder passed down from parents to children. It is characterized by sickle or crescent-shaped red blood cells that are unable to carry oxygen sufficiently through the body, causing a range of complications.
Sickle cell is caused by certain changes in the DNA code or a mutation. All people with sickle cell disease inherited a specific mutation that changes the way some of their blood cells function. Normally, red blood cells are round and flexible and can travel easily through blood vessels; however, in people with sickle cell disease, their red blood cells transform into brittle, sticky and crescent (or sickle) shaped cells called sickle cells.
Due to their shape and consistency, sickle cells become unable to move freely through small blood vessels, which can block or slow down blood flow to all of the tissues beyond that point, this is called vaso-occlusion, or a vaso-occlusive pain crisis. Your blood flows all throughout the body, therefore any organ (like the kidneys) or tissue (like muscles) could be affected.
This loss of blood flow causes a shortage of oxygen to the affected body parts and organs. When the oxygen level is too low, injuries and even cell death occurs. This complication causes damage that builds up as time goes on. In addition to the loss of blood flow, sickle cells break down very easily and rapidly (called hemolysis) in the bloodstream, causing a shortage of blood cells, or anemia, and releasing content that can be toxic in high levels.
All of these events inside the body can cause extreme pain, damage to organs and several other complications that contribute to the negative impact of sickle cell disease.
RESOURCES by Pharmacists on SICKLE CELL:
READ TLDR Pharmacy Blog
The Pharmacist's Guide to Sickle Cell Disease
https://www.tldrpharmacy.com/content/the-pharmacists-guide-to-sickle-cell-disease
William Amarquaye, PharmD
Clinical Pharmacist at Brandon Regional Hospital
Ghanaboy. PharmD
Twitter: https://twitter.com/GhanaboyPharmd
https://www.youtube.com/c/GhanaboyPharmD/videos
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35 min
September 17, 2020 Sickle Cell Podcast Series | William Amarquaye, PharmD
William Amarquaye, PharmD is a Clinical Pharmacist at Brandon Regional Hospital
returns to the Pharmacy Podcast Nation to share his knowledge on the sickle cell disease state.
Via Sickle Cell 101
Sickle cell is a blood disorder passed down from parents to children. It is characterized by sickle or crescent-shaped red blood cells that are unable to carry oxygen sufficiently through the body, causing a range of complications.
Sickle cell is caused by certain changes in the DNA code or a mutation. All people with sickle cell disease inherited a specific mutation that changes the way some of their blood cells function. Normally, red blood cells are round and flexible and can travel easily through blood vessels; however, in people with sickle cell disease, their red blood cells transform into brittle, sticky and crescent (or sickle) shaped cells called sickle cells.
Due to their shape and consistency, sickle cells become unable to move freely through small blood vessels, which can block or slow down blood flow to all of the tissues beyond that point, this is called vaso-occlusion, or a vaso-occlusive pain crisis. Your blood flows all throughout the body, therefore any organ (like the kidneys) or tissue (like muscles) could be affected.
This loss of blood flow causes a shortage of oxygen to the affected body parts and organs. When the oxygen level is too low, injuries and even cell death occurs. This complication causes damage that builds up as time goes on. In addition to the loss of blood flow, sickle cells break down very easily and rapidly (called hemolysis) in the bloodstream, causing a shortage of blood cells, or anemia, and releasing content that can be toxic in high levels.
All of these events inside the body can cause extreme pain, damage to organs and several other complications that contribute to the negative impact of sickle cell disease.
RESOURCES by Pharmacists on SICKLE CELL:
READ TLDR Pharmacy Blog
The Pharmacist's Guide to Sickle Cell Disease
https://www.tldrpharmacy.com/content/the-pharmacists-guide-to-sickle-cell-disease
William Amarquaye, PharmD
Clinical Pharmacist at Brandon Regional Hospital
Ghanaboy. PharmD
https://www.youtube.com/c/GhanaboyPharmD/videos
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
35 min
September 16, 2020 Pharmacy CrossRoads | Pharmacy Owner Mona Ghattas
Special Guest: Mona Ghattas
Duran Central Pharmacy
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87104
www.durancentralpharmacy.com
I have been to your pharmacy twice and am intrigued by the physical layout of your pharmacy. Tell us just a bit about where your pharmacy is and how your unique physical location provides both opportunities and challenges.
So your pharmacy is attractive and the staff are all friendly. Tell me, how does that happen? How do you keep the staff motivated and the pharmacy looking so nice?
So, we all know third party reimbursement is bad and getting worse. What kinds of things are you doing to fend off the negative effects of that?
As you mentioned some of your management techniques and professional services, I am reminded you are an active and fully engaged member of IPC – The Independent Pharmacy Cooperative, the New Mexico Pharmacist Associations – and active in other groups. Anything special you’d like to share with our listeners about how being active in pharmacy, business and other groups helps you provide more profitable clinical services? (feel free to throw in a comment on WSPC as well)
One of the things I have told pharmacy owners for 40 years is that to be successful you not only need to take good care of customers but you also need to get out of the pharmacy. Do you have a comment on that philosophy?
You’ve done some interesting thing with flu shots – share a story or two about where you go and how those clinics came about.
You have something like 60 employees, that is a good size operation. And, that means providing health insurance is a challenge. But you told me about an insight you had about doctors and their problems with insurance that I think would be helpful for pharmacist to understand. Doctors hate insurance too. How has learning that helped you work better with prescribers in your area.
I remember you showing me some spread sheets and sharing how you meld reports from your pharmacy system with your POS. Tell me more about how/why take the time to look at both front end sales and pharmacy sales in that manner
So, time is about up – take a minute and share something you think other pharmacists could do better that would improve their practice – any advice for our listeners?
Bruce Kneeland, while not a pharmacist, has been in the industry for more than 40 years. On the Pharmacy Crossroads series, Kneeland talks with amazing owners and gets them to share examples of management practices, marketing programs or clinical services they provide that can help other owners improve their practice as well.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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31 min
September 16, 2020 Pharmacy CrossRoads | Pharmacy Owner Mona Ghattas
Special Guest: Mona Ghattas
Duran Central Pharmacy
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87104
www.durancentralpharmacy.com
I have been to your pharmacy twice and am intrigued by the physical layout of your pharmacy. Tell us just a bit about where your pharmacy is and how your unique physical location provides both opportunities and challenges.
So your pharmacy is attractive and the staff are all friendly. Tell me, how does that happen? How do you keep the staff motivated and the pharmacy looking so nice?
So, we all know third party reimbursement is bad and getting worse. What kinds of things are you doing to fend off the negative effects of that?
As you mentioned some of your management techniques and professional services, I am reminded you are an active and fully engaged member of IPC – The Independent Pharmacy Cooperative, the New Mexico Pharmacist Associations – and active in other groups. Anything special you’d like to share with our listeners about how being active in pharmacy, business and other groups helps you provide more profitable clinical services? (feel free to throw in a comment on WSPC as well)
One of the things I have told pharmacy owners for 40 years is that to be successful you not only need to take good care of customers but you also need to get out of the pharmacy. Do you have a comment on that philosophy?
You’ve done some interesting thing with flu shots – share a story or two about where you go and how those clinics came about.
You have something like 60 employees, that is a good size operation. And, that means providing health insurance is a challenge. But you told me about an insight you had about doctors and their problems with insurance that I think would be helpful for pharmacist to understand. Doctors hate insurance too. How has learning that helped you work better with prescribers in your area.
I remember you showing me some spread sheets and sharing how you meld reports from your pharmacy system with your POS. Tell me more about how/why take the time to look at both front end sales and pharmacy sales in that manner
So, time is about up – take a minute and share something you think other pharmacists could do better that would improve their practice – any advice for our listeners?
Bruce Kneeland, while not a pharmacist, has been in the industry for more than 40 years. On the Pharmacy Crossroads series, Kneeland talks with amazing owners and gets them to share examples of management practices, marketing programs or clinical services they provide that can help other owners improve their practice as well.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
31 min
September 15, 2020 Keep Calm and Lather On | GameChangers
New guidelines from American College of Physicians suggest that first-line treatment of non-low back musculoskeletal injuries are topical therapies. Topical non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, like diclofenac, are available as over-the-counter products in the US. Learn about the preferred route of care when treating pain.
Additional Resource/Reference: https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M19-3602
This episode is accredited for CPE. Subscribe at CEimpact (https://www.ceimpact.com/pharmacist) and claim your CE today!
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25 min
September 15, 2020 Keep Calm and Lather On | GameChangers
New guidelines from American College of Physicians suggest that first-line treatment of non-low back musculoskeletal injuries are topical therapies. Topical non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, like diclofenac, are available as over-the-counter products in the US. Learn about the preferred route of care when treating pain.
Additional Resource/Reference: https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M19-3602
This episode is accredited for CPE. Subscribe at CEimpact (https://www.ceimpact.com/pharmacist) and claim your CE today!
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
25 min

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