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september
08sep10:30 am11:45 amIt’s On Aisle 6: An Exploration of the Cough & Cold Aisle
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The cough and cold aisle can seem overly daunting to patients. Combination products abound and even trade names carry a variety of active ingredients. Too often, the response to inquiries
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The cough and cold aisle can seem overly daunting to patients. Combination products abound and even trade names carry a variety of active ingredients. Too often, the response to inquiries about over the counter medications is simply, “It’s on Aisle 6.” As healthcare providers, however, we have so much more to offer. This session takes a comprehensive look at the items found in the ‘cough and cold’ aisle and identifies the major patient advisement points for these medications. Join us as we go beyond “aisle 6” and explore the ancillary opportunities that await.
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(Friday) 10:30 am - 11:45 am(GMT-04:00) View in my time
12sep10:30 am11:30 amFrom Schedule I to Local Shelves: A Dynamic Look at Marijuana Regulation
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Marijuana legalization is being emphasized in many state legislatures as the benefits of the drug are overcoming the stigma of the past. While the federal government continues to consider marijuana
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Marijuana legalization is being emphasized in many state legislatures as the benefits of the drug are overcoming the stigma of the past. While the federal government continues to consider marijuana a Schedule I drug, several states have legalized medical use marijuana and 18 others have made recreational use lawful. Prosecutions by federal agencies are rare and usually limited to other criminal activities, while state prosecutions where marijuana is legal are almost non-existent. The courts are following the states’ initiatives, holding that pharmacist recommendations and counseling are legal.
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(Tuesday) 10:30 am - 11:30 am(GMT-04:00) View in my time
20sep5:00 pm6:00 pmCan You Hear Me Now? OTC Hearing Aids Might Help!
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Professor Pete’s family has suffered from hearing loss for many generations. His great grandfather used a “hearing horn”, and his
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Professor Pete’s family has suffered from hearing loss for many generations. His great grandfather used a “hearing horn”, and his grandpa wore a large hearing aid he carried in his shirt pocket. His father had a behind the ear hearing aid, and Pete has used a receiver-in-canal hearing aid since 2014. Now that hearing aids are approved for OTC use, fellow pharmacists and technicians can use his many years of experience dealing with hearing loss. This presentation covers earwax accumulation, tinnitus, voiced and unvoiced letters, the McGurk effect, and the six types of hearing aids that are FDA approved. Professor Pete also covers the screening questions necessary to help patients see if they are candidates to purchase hearing aids without consulting an audiologist.
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(Wednesday) 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm(GMT-04:00) View in my time
october
04oct10:30 am11:30 amScratching the Surface: A Review of Rx/OTC Topical Pain Medications
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Walk through the analgesic aisle with the lens of a patient. You’re sure to see the 500 boxes of acetaminophen, ibuprofen, naproxen, and aspirin, followed by colorful attempts at explanations
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Walk through the analgesic aisle with the lens of a patient. You’re sure to see the 500 boxes of acetaminophen, ibuprofen, naproxen, and aspirin, followed by colorful attempts at explanations ingredients and effects for topical pain creams, lotions, rubs, and patches. Just how do we as healthcare professionals navigate the plethra of topical pain medication options? During this discussion, we’ll clear the fog on which ingredients do what, and what ingredients are in what, along with explanations of how to explain respective administrations to patients. Who knows, maybe the next time you’re in pain, you’ll be able to figure out what you’ll need, too!
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(Wednesday) 10:30 am - 11:30 am(GMT-04:00) View in my time
19oct9:00 pm10:00 pmCan You Hear Me Now? OTC Hearing Aids Might Help!
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Professor Pete’s family has suffered from hearing loss for many generations. His great grandfather used a “hearing horn”, and his
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Professor Pete’s family has suffered from hearing loss for many generations. His great grandfather used a “hearing horn”, and his grandpa wore a large hearing aid he carried in his shirt pocket. His father had a behind the ear hearing aid, and Pete has used a receiver-in-canal hearing aid since 2014. Now that hearing aids are approved for OTC use, fellow pharmacists and technicians can use his many years of experience dealing with hearing loss. This presentation covers earwax accumulation, tinnitus, voiced and unvoiced letters, the McGurk effect, and the six types of hearing aids that are FDA approved. Professor Pete also covers the screening questions necessary to help patients see if they are candidates to purchase hearing aids without consulting an audiologist.
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(Thursday) 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm(GMT-04:00) View in my time