Pharmacy Podcast Network

Functional Pharmacy Podcast: Robert Kress, Functional Pharmacist, and Dr Kay Corpus MD, How a Pharmacist and Doctor provide the ultimate patient care relationship.   Over 50 years of combined practice, Robert Kress and Kay Corpus have brought their love for medicine, passion for helping people, and intent on personal growth and career satisfaction in working side by side in an integrative and functional medicine practice that utilizes both their unique professional nuances for optimal patient care.   There is no secret behind the triad of patient care, Doctor, Pharmacist, Patient. Although, what if this relationship can be optimized in a holistic model designed for healing, profitability, as well as personal and professional satisfaction?   Tune in as Rob and Kay share their individual and combine journeys of conventional and functional medicine to shift patients and practitioners' perception of often unrealized possibilities in practice and in health.    In this episode they will share with you their belief that one's health comprises their thoughts, emotions, beliefs, acceptance of possibilities, stressors (current and past), relationships, environments including work, living, and play, and how they implement this in their day-to-day practice, as well as their personal lives.

Dr. Dan Hussar, Dean Emeritus, Remington Professor Emeritus, & author of The Pharmacist Activist joins the PUTTcast this month to share his thoughts on the evolution of pharmacy & pharmacy education, present “moral injuries” to the industry, and why, according to him, independent pharmacists are the heart and soul of the pharmacy profession.

Tamara and Scott discuss how 2023 went for both the LTC Pharmacy Podcast but also in their professional and personal lives.  Then, they discuss the exciting news of what is coming in 2024 for the LTC Pharmacy Podcast!  Lots of good memories, fun, and laughs were had on this episode, so tune in. Tamara and Scott want to extend a heartfelt thanks to all the incredible and amazing listener base for the LTC Pharmacy Podcast and want to wish you all a Happy Holidays and great rest of the year! Dr. Scott Stewart:  linkedin.com/in/scott-stewart-34973870   Dr. Tamara Ruggles:  linkedin.com/in/tamara-ruggles-491882251 New boost

Scott Von Deylen, NimbleRx's new V.P. Sales, shares how this new company has created a new revenue service opportunity to pharmacy owners.  This web based service allows consumers to request refills, and pay for their prescriptions and OTC items, from the convenience of their mobile phone or computer. Von Deylen explains how the company can provide the service free to pharmacy owners and how participation in the program actually results in payments to the pharmacy by NimbleRx.      For more info visit: https://www.nimblerx.com/schedule-demo  Scott Von Deylen, VP Sales, NimbleRx

This podcast outline aims to cover the importance of technology in facilitating the Value-Based Care movement for pharmacists, featuring insights from a pharmacy management software company CEO, a Clinically Integrated Network provider, and a pharmacy successfully adopting pharmacy software technology like PrimeRx. Guests: o Ketan Mehta, PrimeRx , Pharmacy Management Systems CEO o Jay Williams, Director of Marketing Communications, CPESN o Brad Tabaac, Friendly Pharmacy, Pharmacy Owner and PrimeRx customer

Special Episode: Travel with us in this journey through the fascinating world of Medical Science Liaison (MSL), new career path for pharmacists! Get firsthand knowledge from the CEO of The MSL Society and how to break into the amazing career path. We are giving away a signed copy of the book "The Medical Science Liaison Career Guide: How to Break Into Your First Role". To the one lucky aspiring MSL, please share our podcast link, tag Becky, Behnaz, and Samuel Dyer and make sure to use the hashtag PGx4Rx to be entered into the contest. The winners will be announced in the first week of January 2024. Behnaz Disclaimer: These are my personal views and opinions, and I am not speaking on behalf of Castle Biosciences, Inc.

Join host Jason Callori and Cardinal Health leaders Jerrica Mathis, Vice President, Government Relations and Heather Ulrey, Director, Government Relations as they discuss some of the latest information coming from Washington DC. Listne in as Jerrica and Heather talk about the impact of the most recent election, upcoming DIR legislation and PBM reform.

In this episode of Framework Focus, host Dr. Mark Fulton engages with Jean Hall and Brandi Van Patton from LogiCoy to unravel the significance of Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs (PDMPs) in Long-Term Care Pharmacy. Explore how PDMPs contribute to preventing diversion, ensuring patient safety, and addressing the opioid crisis. The episode delves into the specific impact of PDMPs on LTC, covering transitions of care, collaboration among providers, and the evolving role of LTC in this space.  The episode concludes with practical advice for pharmacies on navigating PDMPs.  Host: Dr. Mark Fulton & Guests: Jean Hall, Program Director, PDMP Solutions, Logicoy & Brandi Van Patton, Pharmacy Informatics, Logicoy New boost

Dr. Helen Sairany PharmD returns to 'Transforming a Nation' to share her 2nd book and leadership guide   In The We You Don't See, Dr. Helen Sairany unravels a narrative that's both gripping and deeply transformative. Drawing from her own experiences growing up amidst the horrors of war in Iraq, and juxtaposing them with her mission to heal traumatized refugee girls, this book is a testament to the indomitable human spirit. Within these pages, readers are not only taken on a journey through the perilous landscapes of a war-torn nation, but also through the often more treacherous terrains of the human psyche. As Sairany delves deep into the intricacies of trauma, she sheds light on the invisible scars that many carry with them, often in silence. 1st Interview:  Trading Grenades for Medicine https://pharmacypodcastnetwork.podbean.com/e/trading-grenades-for-medicine-transforming-a-nation/  December 1st, 2023 New Book:  The We you Don't See: Understanding the Long Shadows of Trauma https://www.amazon.com/We-you-Dont-See-Understanding/dp/B0CN7HVDBB   New boost

Greetings, dear listeners. I hope you had a happy and healthy Thanksgiving to start this holiday season. For me, it’s always a great reminder to count one’s blessings, not only seasonally but also having a dedicated gratitude practice. Now without further ado, I’d like to introduce my next guest, with whom I share a mission to optimize your health in order to maximize your wellbeing. As working moms, we are all too familiar with the need to be superhumans - raising kids, taking care of families, and managing professional careers.  I had a fascinating conversation full of similarities with Stephanie Smith, PharmD, CHC, who coaches moms to prioritize their wellness by tuning into their own bodies, resting and refueling, and building endurance through exercise and movement.  After obtaining her Doctor of Pharmacy Degree from the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia, Stephanie began working with Pfizer as a medical education consultant. As her clinical experience grew, she eventually moved into a more patient-centered practice at Mount Sinai Medical Center before assuming another teaching role in the Pharmacy Practice Residency at Temple University Hospital. During the near-decade at Temple, she provided direct patient care in the surgical/trauma critical care unit and worked as part of a multi-disciplinary team, as well as mentored/precepted pharmacy students and residents, and served as adjunct faculty for Temple.  During this time Stephanie saw countless patients getting acutely better but struggling with multiple chronic diseases and the endless medication list that goes along with it. She began to truly understand the roles that diet and exercise play in the trajectory of health inside and outside of the hospital. Her own health began to change as well. It was through her own personal experiences with Crohn’s Disease and Hashimoto's Thyroiditis that it became clear just how challenging it can be to live with chronic illness and more importantly, how rewarding it is to defeat them through healthy lifestyle choices and practices.  As Stephanie’s health grew, so too did her family, and she learned firsthand the obstacles that other women face as her role expanded to spouse and mother of two beautiful daughters. These new responsibilities forced her to reconcile and realign her identity and passions. She left clinical practice to pursue a career in health coaching and functional medicine. This was the change that ultimately gave rise to Master Her Health, her business that applies a background of traditional Western medicine and pharmacy to an integrative program incorporating natural diet, exercise, and rest techniques to build a community of healthy and strong moms across the country. Long story short, Stephanie transforms women from hungry, stressed, and tired to fit, confident, and healthy. Who doesn’t need some of that? Connect with Stephanie via: Email: stephanie@masterherhealth.com Private FB Group: Busy Mom's Self-Care Community Instagram:@masterherhealth Blog: masterherhealth.blogspot.com Free busy mom's guide to creating healthy habits without willpower. https://bit.ly/BusyMomsHealthyHabitsGuide