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August 26, 2020 My Community Needs Me | Beyond the Sig 07
Patients visit their pharmacies up to 35 times a year. As the most accessible health care provider, community pharmacists play a unique role in the health of their communities. During this episode of Beyond the Sig, Stephanie McGrath, PharmD sits down with pharmacy owners Tom DePietro, PharmD of DePietro’s Pharmacy and Mayank Amin, PharmD of Skippack Pharmacy to learn about their innovative and successful strategies to engage their communities.
https://www.depietropharmacy.com/
https://www.facebook.com/skippackrx
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39 min
August 26, 2020 My Community Needs Me | Beyond the Sig 07
Patients visit their pharmacies up to 35 times a year. As the most accessible health care provider, community pharmacists play a unique role in the health of their communities. During this episode of Beyond the Sig, Stephanie McGrath, PharmD sits down with pharmacy owners Tom DePietro, PharmD of DePietro’s Pharmacy and Mayank Amin, PharmD of Skippack Pharmacy to learn about their innovative and successful strategies to engage their communities.
https://www.depietropharmacy.com/
https://www.facebook.com/skippackrx
For all Beyond the Sig Episode, visit:
https://www.papharmacists.com/page/podcast
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39 min
August 25, 2020 Health Disparities & Leadership| Transforming a Nation
Part 2: Transforming a Nation
A “health disparity” refers to a higher burden of illness, injury, disability, or mortality experienced by one group relative to another. A “health care disparity” typically refers to differences between groups in health insurance coverage, access to and use of care, and quality of care.
Healthcare disparities continue to exist despite increased awareness of and attention to their existence. The causes of healthcare disparities are, for many patients and patient populations, multifaceted and highly complex. The program will focus on the healthcare disparities that exist for patients with diabetes and address how pharmacists and other pharmacy personnel can address healthcare disparities.
Have you experienced Bias (race, gender or age) in the workplace
How to increase representation of people of color in healthcare (pharmacist- 66%white, 22% Asian, 5.2% Black)
How does this help decrease disparities?
The pharmacist's role in reducing health disparities
Heath and racial disparities and how they relate to the pharmacy world?
What can we do about systemic racism in healthcare?
Social determinants of health and how they contribute to disparities
How do we eliminate barriers to improve equity in healthcare?
Pharmacy Desserts and how this affects health disparities
Action that we can take from the obvious racial disparities that have been highlighted through COVID-19?
Guests:
Dr. Jamie Hardy, PharmD.
Board Certified Pharmacist
Dr. Frank North, PharmD.
Consultant Pharmacist at The Rowe Network
Dr. Stephanie Young Moss, PharmD, MS
Director, Health Economics and Outcomes Research Partnerships
References:
Understanding Health Disparities in Pharmacy
Kristen Coppock, MA, Managing Editor
https://www.pharmacytimes.com/conferences/aacp-2020/understanding-health-disparities-in-pharmacy
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1 hr 4 min
August 25, 2020 Health Disparities & Leadership| Transforming a Nation
Part 2: Transforming a Nation
A “health disparity” refers to a higher burden of illness, injury, disability, or mortality experienced by one group relative to another. A “health care disparity” typically refers to differences between groups in health insurance coverage, access to and use of care, and quality of care.
Healthcare disparities continue to exist despite increased awareness of and attention to their existence. The causes of healthcare disparities are, for many patients and patient populations, multifaceted and highly complex. The program will focus on the healthcare disparities that exist for patients with diabetes and address how pharmacists and other pharmacy personnel can address healthcare disparities.
Have you experienced Bias (race, gender or age) in the workplace
How to increase representation of people of color in healthcare (pharmacist- 66%white, 22% Asian, 5.2% Black)
How does this help decrease disparities?
The pharmacist's role in reducing health disparities
Heath and racial disparities and how they relate to the pharmacy world?
What can we do about systemic racism in healthcare?
Social determinants of health and how they contribute to disparities
How do we eliminate barriers to improve equity in healthcare?
Pharmacy Desserts and how this affects health disparities
Action that we can take from the obvious racial disparities that have been highlighted through COVID-19?
Guests:
Dr. Jamie Hardy, PharmD.
Board Certified Pharmacist
Dr. Frank North, PharmD.
Consultant Pharmacist at The Rowe Network
Dr. Stephanie Young Moss, PharmD, MS
Director, Health Economics and Outcomes Research Partnerships
References:
Understanding Health Disparities in Pharmacy
Kristen Coppock, MA, Managing Editor
https://www.pharmacytimes.com/conferences/aacp-2020/understanding-health-disparities-in-pharmacy
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
1 hr 4 min
August 24, 2020 Back to School Marketing | Pharmacy Marketing Simplified
September is just around the corner, and Labor Day cookouts are mere days away. While this celebration marks the relative end of the summer, for the kids in your life, it also means it’s time to go back to school.
Emotions are high this time of year. Kids want to make a good impression, sporting the latest fashions and newest gear to impress their friends. Their parents, in turn, want to make sure they’re prepared with enough food and the right supplies to make it through their day.
Pharmacy Owners should be equally energized. Back-to-school season is a big deal in this country: In previous years, retailers saw roughly $828 billion in sales during the back-to-school season. Right now the only retail holiday bringing in more cash in the U.S. is the so-called “winter holiday” where holly jolly gift-giving frenzies dominate buying patterns.
So when does this holiday officially start? Some brands begin their marketing campaigns as early as July, not long after those Independence Day fireworks fizzle out. That’s partly because there’s no standard school start date in the U.S. Some districts in Arizona, for example, begin as early as mid July. Students in Boston, however, won’t be boarding their school buses until early September.
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PharmacyMarketing.com
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12 min
August 24, 2020 Back to School Marketing | Pharmacy Marketing Simplified
September is just around the corner, and Labor Day cookouts are mere days away. While this celebration marks the relative end of the summer, for the kids in your life, it also means it’s time to go back to school.
Emotions are high this time of year. Kids want to make a good impression, sporting the latest fashions and newest gear to impress their friends. Their parents, in turn, want to make sure they’re prepared with enough food and the right supplies to make it through their day.
Pharmacy Owners should be equally energized. Back-to-school season is a big deal in this country: In previous years, retailers saw roughly $828 billion in sales during the back-to-school season. Right now the only retail holiday bringing in more cash in the U.S. is the so-called “winter holiday” where holly jolly gift-giving frenzies dominate buying patterns.
So when does this holiday officially start? Some brands begin their marketing campaigns as early as July, not long after those Independence Day fireworks fizzle out. That’s partly because there’s no standard school start date in the U.S. Some districts in Arizona, for example, begin as early as mid July. Students in Boston, however, won’t be boarding their school buses until early September.
Check out:
PharmacyMarketing.com
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12 min
August 24, 2020 Journaling the Journey with Dr. Erin Mays, PharmD | Pharmacy Future Leaders
Hello my friends! Hope everyone is safe during this crazy time in our pandemic ridden world. I’m Tyler Jewkes, host of the Pharmacy Future Leaders podcast.
My special guest today is Dr. Erin Mays, PharmD, a PGY-1 resident at the University of North Carolina Medical Center. A recent graduate with her PharmD,
Erin tells us a little about her decision to start documenting her journey through school and now through her residency, and why others should do the same to see the great networking opportunities that can come from it. Check out her website at erinmayspharmd.com and follow her on social media @erinmays_pharmd for more info!
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48 min
August 24, 2020 Journaling the Journey with Dr. Erin Mays, PharmD | Pharmacy Future Leaders
Hello my friends! Hope everyone is safe during this crazy time in our pandemic ridden world. I’m Tyler Jewkes, host of the Pharmacy Future Leaders podcast.
My special guest today is Dr. Erin Mays, PharmD, a PGY-1 resident at the University of North Carolina Medical Center. A recent graduate with her PharmD,
Erin tells us a little about her decision to start documenting her journey through school and now through her residency, and why others should do the same to see the great networking opportunities that can come from it. Check out her website at erinmayspharmd.com and follow her on social media @erinmays_pharmd for more info!
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48 min
August 21, 2020 The Pharmacy Software Podcast Series: Micro Merchant Systems (02)
It's all about customization! In this installment of the Micro Merchant Systems podcast series, CEO Ketan Mehta discusses the high level of customization available within the PrimeRx™ pharmacy management system that addresses the needs of different types of pharmacies. Compounding pharmacies, LTC, hospital, mail order, independent retail, specialty, and all other types of pharmacies have unique challenges, and PrimeRx™ was built to accommodate those specific requirements.
Ketan talks about the need for customization with two guests from Puerto Rico's Alivia Health Network. Hari Sabnani, president and CEO and Rebecca Sabnani, senior vice president, managed care, discuss how the customization possible within PrimeRx™ allowed them to meld their diverse specialty pharmacies into a single, highly successful network.
As Rebecca Sabnani makes clear, the levels of customization offered through PrimeRx™ was a "gamechanger." Learn more by tuning in to our new podcast.
For more information about Micro Merchant Systems contact:
Michele Daniels
Marketing & Communications Manager
[email protected]
http://www.micromerchantsystems.com
Click Here to Schedule a DEMO
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26 min
August 21, 2020 The Pharmacy Software Podcast Series: Micro Merchant Systems (02)
It's all about customization! In this installment of the Micro Merchant Systems podcast series, CEO Ketan Mehta discusses the high level of customization available within the PrimeRx™ pharmacy management system that addresses the needs of different types of pharmacies. Compounding pharmacies, LTC, hospital, mail order, independent retail, specialty, and all other types of pharmacies have unique challenges, and PrimeRx™ was built to accommodate those specific requirements.
Ketan talks about the need for customization with two guests from Puerto Rico's Alivia Health Network. Hari Sabnani, president and CEO and Rebecca Sabnani, senior vice president, managed care, discuss how the customization possible within PrimeRx™ allowed them to meld their diverse specialty pharmacies into a single, highly successful network.
As Rebecca Sabnani makes clear, the levels of customization offered through PrimeRx™ was a "gamechanger." Learn more by tuning in to our new podcast.
For more information about Micro Merchant Systems contact:
Michele Daniels
Marketing & Communications Manager
[email protected]
http://www.micromerchantsystems.com
Click Here to Schedule a DEMO
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
26 min

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