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C O L L E G E P R O G R A M S CONTINUING EDUCATION Wendy Force, R.Ph., Continuing Education Specialist The College of Pharmacy has maintained an active role in providing continuing education (CE) to pharmacists in the state of Idaho. As the complexity of providing pharmaceutical care has become more challenging, practicing pharmacists desire our faculty’s expertise to update their skills and continue to develop their own level of competency. As such, the college has continued to offer the following quality programs: LIVE CE PROGRAMMING From July 1, 1999 to June 30, 2000, the college provided and/or sponsored 139 hours of live programming for pharmacists in Idaho and other areas. Live programming topics included disease-state management, pharmacotherapy, pharmacy practice legal issues, physical assessment, and immunizations. Programs were offered throughout the country, including Mississippi, California, Idaho, New York, and Texas. One thousand, one hundred and sixteen pharmacists attended these programs, earning 11,901 hours of CE. HOME CORRESPONDENCE COURSES The college is committed to providing CE to pharmacists statewide. While a large portion of the Idaho population is located in the Boise area, the college recognizes the need to extend opportunities for pharmacists in rural areas to obtain CE credit. Over the past year, the college offered 27 Pharmat courses. Pharmat allows practitioners to increase their knowledge through home, self-paced study. Each program is developed by college faculty members nationwide and meets ACPE standards for content and quality. The following topics were offered: AIDS, arthritis, asthma, diet disorders, drug interactions, drug counseling, impotence, infectious diseases, pain management, pharmacoeconomics, pharmacy federal law, smoking cessation, ulcers, and a host of others. Thirty-three pharmacists completed home correspondence programs and received 393 hours of CE credit. NONTRADITIONAL PROGRAM CE Additionally, the college offered CE to nontraditional Pharm.D. students. Each course, developed by ISU faculty, uses videotapes, textbooks, and workbooks to provide a comprehensive study of each area. Pharmacists from across the nation received credit after successfully completing any of the following courses and clerkships: • Courses: Clinical Chemistry, Clinical Pharmacokinetics, Clinical Research Design and Analysis, Drug Information, Human Pathophysiology, Basic Immunology, Pathogenic Microbiology, Therapeutics I, Therapeutics II, Problems in Pharmaceutical Diagnosis, Physical Assessment, Quality Assurance, and Cost Containment. • Clerkships: ambulatory care, internal medicine, and pharmaceutical care. One hundred thirty-one pharmacists completed these programs during 1999-2000 receiving 4,635 hours of CE credit. SUMMARY COMPARISON Overall, 1,280 pharmacists completed live, home correspondence or nontraditional CE programs totaling 16,929 hours of CE. The college received CE funding support this past year from: American Society of US Surgeons; Idaho State Board of Pharmacy; ISU Speakers and Artists Committee; Peer Perspectives, A Division of Robert A Becker, Inc.; and the Society of Air Force Pharmacists. 14
C O L L E G E P R O G R A M S PHARMACY PRACTICE RESIDENCY PROGRAM Continuing development of pharmacy practice postgraduate training opportunities was an important accomplishment during the 1999-2000 academic year. Pharmacy practice residents participated in numerous professional and educational activities. In addition to pharmaceutical care responsibilities, their efforts included student clerkship teaching, case study tutorials, presentation of seminars and posters at state and national meetings, delivery of numerous in-service educational programs, and research projects. Despite increasing financial pressures, we are optimistic about future opportunities and enthusiastically committed to a strong postgraduate training program to meet the health care needs of Idaho citizens. Two new residency positions were added for 1999-2000, and we look forward to funding of additional residency and fellowship experiences in the future. 1999-2000 RESIDENTS AND FELLOWSHIP TRAINEES Pocatello, ID Boise, ID Julie Johnson Lisa Groom Drug Utilization Review Ambulatory Care College of Pharmacy Boise Family Practice R. Force/V. Culbertson R. Hefflinger Susan Wilson Dallin Richardson Geriatrics Ambulatory Care Idaho State Veterans Home Boise Family Practice R. Rhodes R. Hefflinger Stephanie Magdanz Medicine Boise VA K. Madaras-Kelly DeeAnn Oleson Geriatrics Boise VA S. Jue "We are optimistic about future opportunities & are committed to a strong postgraduate training program to meet the health care needs of Idaho citizens." David Hachey Medicine ISU Family Medicine R. Force Ryan Zimmerly Ambulatory Care Boise VA B. Mason Kristin Filler Mental Health Boise VA R. Lott Christopher Shea Ambulatory Care SE Idaho VA Clinic T. Gould Jennifer Lindstrom Ambulatory Care Boise VA B. Mason 15
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