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5/11/2018 Opioid Management

Cone Health Greensboro, NC

Pharmacist intervention to monitor and reduce opioid use in patients with chronic non-cancer pain as part of interdisciplinary pilot monitoring program Overview In 2016, the CDC released guidelines for prescribing opioids for chronic pain. The guidelines recommended the following actions: establi

5/4/2018 Pharmacy Technician

Rebecca Bryan

Why I Do What I Do That is easy for me to answer; I do what I do because of the patients. Without the patients, healthcare would not exist, including the expanding role of pharmacy technicians. Over the last 20 years of working in the pharmacy, my role, including how it directly impacts patients, h

5/1/2018 Clinical Specialist and Scientist

Dana G. Carroll

Clinical Professor

5/1/2018 Inpatient Care Practitioner

Jonathan G. Leung

Psychiatric Clinical Pharmacist

5/1/2018 Pharmacy Practice Leadership

Greg A. Bauer

Director of Pharmacy Operations

5/1/2018 Ambulatory Care Practitioner

Jacqueline Joss

Jacqueline’s Story Dr. Joss received her undergraduate degree from Rhodes University, South Africa in 1992 and her Pharm.D. from the University of Iowa in 1994. She then completed a PGY1 Residency at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics in 1995. Jacqueline has published a few articles and a

5/1/2018 Pharmacy Technician

Q'iana Sellers

Why I Do What I Do Simply put, I love the field of pharmacy and educating the next generation of pharmacy and healthcare professionals. In my 20 years as a pharmacy technician, I gained a great amount of pharmacy knowledge and learned a lot of lessons as a professional. I feel obligated to pass it

4/16/2018 Pharmacy Technician

Diane Halvorson

Why I Do What I Do Throughout my years of service to the profession, I have identified the need for standardization of pharmacy technicians in the nation. Such standardization would ensure a baseline knowledge of those working in the pharmacy. At the end of the day, this would be the best way to se