Educational Sessions
changes, enabling you to play a vital role in promoting immunization and preventing disease in your practice and community.
BREAKOUT SESSION
ADDING DIRECT PRIMARY CARE TO PHARMACY Speaker: Benjamin Coakley, CFP, CLTC Explore the integration of direct
primary care (DPC) clinics into pharmacy practices, revolutionizing the delivery of comprehensive healthcare services. Delve into the strategic considerations and operational frameworks for establishing and managing a DPC clinic within a pharmacy setting, including staffi ng models, fi nancial sustainability, and patient engagement strategies. Discover how this innovative model fosters personalized, patient-centered care, emphasizing accessibility, aff ordability, and continuity through direct provider- patient relationships. Gain practical insights into collaborative practice agreements, care coordination, and leveraging technology to streamline communication and enhance clinical outcomes. Explore the pharmacist's expanded role as a primary care provider, off ering preventive services, chronic disease management, and acute care interventions to optimize patient health and well-being. Be inspired to break down traditional healthcare silos and pioneer a new era of integrated, holistic care delivery that empowers patients, strengthens communities, and elevates the role of pharmacists as essential healthcare providers.
CONTINUOUS GLUCOSE MONITORS - WHAT THE PHARMACIST NEEDS TO KNOW 4:40 - 5:40 p.m. Speakers: Sara Lingow, PharmD, BCACP and Justinne Guyton, PharmD, BCACP Discover the essential information
pharmacists need to know about continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) to optimize patient care and support individuals with diabetes. Delve into the technology and functionality of CGMs,
exploring how these devices continuously monitor glucose levels in real-time or at regular intervals, providing valuable insights into glycemic trends and patterns. Review the indications for CGM use, patient selection criteria, and considerations for initiating and managing CGM therapy. Explore the various CGM systems available on the market, including sensor types, insertion methods, and data display options, empowering you to educate patients on selecting the most suitable device for their needs. Discuss the interpretation of CGM data, including glucose trends, hypoglycemic and hyperglycemic patterns, and time in range metrics, to enhance collaboration with patients and healthcare providers in optimizing diabetes management strategies. Learn about reimbursement considerations, insurance coverage, and patient support resources to facilitate access to CGM technology and ensure continuity of care.
BREAKOUT SESSION
A PHARMACISTS’ GUIDE TO MEDICATION-INDUCED DEFICIENCIES Speaker: Madeline Clark, PharmD, MBA Navigate the intricate relationship
between medications and nutrient metabolism, exploring common drug classes known to deplete vital vitamins, minerals, and other essential nutrients. Gain practical strategies for identifying at-risk patients, conducting comprehensive medication reviews, and implementing targeted interventions to mitigate nutrient defi ciencies and optimize patient health. Delve into evidence-based recommendations for supplementation, dietary modifi cations, and lifestyle interventions tailored to individual patient needs and medication regimens. Explore the pharmacist's vital role in interdisciplinary care teams, collaborating with prescribers and other healthcare providers to prevent, identify, and manage medication-induced nutrient defi ciencies eff ectively. Empower yourself with the knowledge and resources needed to safeguard patient well-being, enhance medication safety,
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#MeetMPAinSTL and promote holistic health and wellness.
UMKC ALUMNI RECEPTION UHSP ALUMNI RECEPTION 6:00 p.m.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 REGISTRATION
7:30 a.m.
PAST PRESIDENTS' BREAKFAST (invite only) 8:00 - 9:00 a.m.
BREAKFAST 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Presentation: Novo Nordisk
BECOMING A VFC PROVIDER 9:10 - 10:10 a.m. Speakers: Caleb Witt, PharmD and Simran Singh, 2025 PharmD Candidate Ignite your passion for public health
and learn how to make a lasting impact in safeguarding our most vulnerable populations as we explore the pivotal role of pharmacies in expanding access to childhood vaccinations through participation in the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program. Review the regulatory requirements, logistical considerations, and operational strategies for pharmacies seeking to become VFC providers, empowering them to administer essential vaccines to eligible children in their communities. Gain practical insights into vaccine storage and handling, documentation and reporting requirements, and reimbursement mechanisms to ensure compliance and maximize program eff ectiveness. Explore the pharmacist's integral role in vaccine education, advocacy, and administration, fostering trust and confi dence among parents and caregivers in the safety and effi cacy of childhood immunizations. Be inspired to leverage your pharmacy's unique position as a trusted healthcare destination to promote vaccination equity and protect the health and well-being of children across diverse populations.
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