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Industry Sponsored Name Industry Project Title FY04 Award Balkrishnan, Rajesh GSK Prevalence and impact of poor treatment $24,000 adherance in PD Balkrishnan, Rajesh Centrocor, Inc. Costs and outcomes associated with $40,000 introduction of … Dalton, James T. Eli Lilly & Co. Intercellular trafficking of receptor mediated $35,400 endocytosis of riboflavin Dasta, Joseph Aspect Medical Systems A prospective analysis of the association $7,000 between lorazepam.. Subtotal $106,400 Pharmacy Practice Contracts: Grand Total $5,634,853 Laura Hall/Milap Nahata/ Pharmacy services for an indigent population $124,000 Columbus Neighborhood Health Ctrs Kristen Casper/Milap Nahata Pharmaceutical care in community pharmacies $ 50,000 /Kroger Pharmacies Ruth Emptage/Milap Nahata/ Pharmacy services in home care setting $ 46,000 Lifecare Alliances/Cardinal Health 57
58 Outreach and Engagement C ontinued partnerships involving faculty and staff include OSU Extension, Columbus Neighborhood Health Center (CNHC), Kroger, Cardinal Health-Life Care Alliance, Columbus Public Health Department, Life-Care Alliance, Columbus Public Schools, Central Ohio Poison Center and Catholic Social Services. Dr. Jen Rodis partnered with OSU Community Development on a Faculty Support Grant and an Excellence in Engagement Grant. Dr. Laura Hall continues her faculty practice sites at Columbus Neighborhood Health Center, where she engages in experiential education and ambulatory residency training. Kroger partners with the College on experiential and residency training (Dr. Kristin Casper and Dr. Tara Green) and training Kroger pharmacists for expanded/effective patient care. Dr. Ruth Emptage Gerald Cable continues her practice site with Cardinal Health involving research on home-based pharmacists services. Jerry Cable was involved in an inter-professional elective course in partnership with Crestview Middle School. Christine Murphy developed educational partnerships with Capital Park (Mt. Carmel Outreach) and Physicians ‘Free Clinic’. Pharmacy students (in partnership with Columbus Public Health Department) engaged in immunization education and experiential education. Students supported visiting nurses who administered over 5,300 doses of influenza vaccine during the 2005 flu season and engaged in senior outreach activities at various senior retirement communities (Meals on Wheels, Heartburn Awareness Program and Brown-bag medication reviews). APhA-ASP Student Chapter held patient events related to diabetes, hypertension and heartburn. The students also enhanced a diabetes education program for 6th-grades and expanded the program to include a Hilliard, Ohio middle school, and Crestview Middle School, part of the Columbus Public Schools. Over 500 students benefited from this educational experience. Pharmacy students contributed service hours to our community through health related events (i.e. health fairs, diabetes screenings, etc.), community-based programs for underserved people, brown-bag medicine reviews, tutoring, and the like. Medicare Part-D plan came into existence in 2005 and pharmacy students contributed volunteer hours assisting senior citizens in choosing the plan best suited to them. Recognition for the fine efforts of the APhA-ASP chapter included an Ohio State University “Award for Excellence in Community Service Programming” in both 2005 and 2006 and the APhA “Most Improved Chapter” award, a national recognition in 2005. Current relationships with professional associations include Ohio Pharmacists Association (OPA) and Ohio Society of Health-System Pharmacists (OSHP) Professional Affairs Division. Jerry Cable served on the OPA Board of Directors, Public & Professional Relations Committee and the Preparedness Task Force and Emergency Response Team. Professor Cable, Christine Murphy and Dean Ken Hale maintain the relationship with the OSHP through involvement in division committee activities, by assisting with the annual Residency Showcase and in planning OSHP annual meetings in 2005 and 2006. Professional continuing education is administered by Jerry Cable, Director of Outreach and Experiential Programs. ACPE continuing education included the 3rd Annual Autumn Symposium College CE Program, September 2005, in association with the Alumni football tailgate event, CE support to PDM Healthcare and to the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization. The Ohio State Board of Pharmacy CE included 27 Ohio CE programs delivered by College Faculty to preceptors, residents and other central Ohio pharmacists.
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