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Exhibits - Interviews -

Networking...Oh My!

2015 Pharmacy Homecoming

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Manchester students host

Midyear Regional Meeting

Service - our program's vision

Pharmacy Student Leadership

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Manchester prepares for

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Record number of Manchester

attendees involved with the

ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting

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Welcome to the Manchester University Pharmacy Program newsletter home page!

Our newsletter has been designed to share the many accomplishments of our students, faculty, staff with a variety of audiences. In addition, this communication will allow the program to also highlight our continuing efforts in support of our mission, vision and strategic plan.

This first edition will highlight some of the key moments from the FALL 2015 semester. Beginning in January 2016, our newsletter will be updated monthly.

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Our mission: To cultivate graduates of ability and conviction to provide patient-centered care guided by respect for the infinite worth of individuals; and dedicated to improve communities by advancing pharmacy education, practice, service and scholarship.

Our vision: To improve the human condition through service.

Our strategic priorities:

1. Educating the next generation of practitioners and scientistsEvolve education, engage students, advance healthcare

2. Advance the profession and practice of pharmacy through collaboration, leadership, innovation and researchAdvance practice, develop leaders, engage community partners

3. Advancing Scholarship & Learning using a Teacher Scholar ModelSupport faculty, advance research, enhance learning

4. Improving Healthcare through Community Engagement and ServiceDevelop partnerships, advance pharmacy, improve health

5. Ensuring our future by investing in meaningful personal and professional growthFoster talent, develop leaders, create community

6. Maximizing our success through continuous quality improvementBuild on past context, evaluate current practices, create future best practices

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"Improving the human condition" in action

Our program’s mission “To cultivate graduates of ability and conviction to provide patient-centered care guided by respect for the infinite worth of individuals…” is more than just a statement, it has become an action. Our students have embraced our mission and two of our inaugural class of 2016, as they near the conclusion of their training, provide shining examples of our program’s mission and vision.

Brianna Hawks

While on a flight from Indianapolis to Denver in August 2015, a passenger abruptly rose from his seat during the flight and appeared to be having some difficulties moving down the aisle. As he neared the lavatory area, he fell to the floor. Noticing the entire incident, Ms. Hawks went back to the flight attendant, the passenger’s wife, and the passenger to offer assistance as a health professional in training - pharmacy student. By questioning the passenger and his wife, Ms. Hawks concluded that he was probably experiencing a hypoglycemic event.

The flight attendant brought back the emergency kit and Ms. Hawks asked requested a cup of orange juice for the passenger. To confirm her thoughts, Ms. Hawks searched the emergency kit for a blood glucose meter or any other related items that could be used to confirm a blood sugar imbalance. However, none of these items were in the kit.

Within a short amount of time, the passenger began to recover from the incident and confirmed her suspicion of low blood sugar. The flight crew asked her to sit with the passenger for the remainder of the flight, which gave Ms. Hawks time to educate the passenger and his wife about low blood sugar and encourage him to see his physician.

Not only did Ms. Hawks help a fellow passenger, her actions have also led to the airline reviewing the need to add diabetic related supplies in their emergency kit to assist in future situations.

Danny Bartoli

Mr. Bartoli is a pharmacy intern at the CVS Pharmacy in Columbia City. As reported in the Columbia City Post & Mail newspaper by reporter Nicole Minier, Mr. Bartoli’s actions on one given day helped save a woman’s life.

One particular evening in November, a gentleman approached the pharmacy counter to inquire about a cold medicine recommendation for his 75 year old mother. Although a busy night in the pharmacy, Mr. Bartoli asked the gentleman a number of questions and was able to check his mother’s pharmacy record as well. Based on the information that he collected, Mr. Bartoli refused to recommend any cold medicine product and actually instructed him to get his mother to a physician immediately. Even with a bit more pleading by the gentleman to appease his mother’s request, Mr. Bartoli reinforced the importance of having his mother see a physician as soon as possible.

The gentleman followed Mr. Bartoli’s advice and took his mother to a near-by after-hours clinic for evaluation. The clinic sent her directly to a hospital emergency room where they discovered that she had a pulmonary embolism – a life-threatening condition.

In both cases, these two students drew upon their training to calmly and confidently assess the situation, ask the right questions, and provide advice and care to the individual in need. Congratulations to Ms. Hawks and Mr. Bartoli for being wonderful examples of Manchester University Pharmacy Program students: improving the human condition through service.

Brianna Hawks (P4)

Danny Bartoli (P4)


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Welcome Class of 2019 : Manchester University College of Pharmacy

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Welcome Class of 2019!

Seventy two students arrived on the Fort Wayne campus in August to begin New Student Orientation week, culminating in the White Coat Ceremony on the North Manchester campus. Following a successful orientation week, courses are in full swing and the Class of 2019 has settled in to Room 132 and their course schedule. Let’s meet the Class of 2019!

Get to know the Class of 2019

Gender:

Female - 41 (57%)

Male - 31 (43%)

Age:

Range: 20 - 45

Average: 24

Home State:

Indiana 30 41%

Michigan 10 14%

California 9 13%

Texas 4 6%

Illinois 3 4%

12 other states represented

Academic Background:

BA/BS Degree - 43 (60%)

Primary UG Institution:

Manchester Univ. 17%

IPFW 8%

Wayne State Univ. 8%

IUPUI 4%

Univ. Illinois-Chicago 4%

36 other institutions represented

Ethnicity:

Caucasian 32 44%

Asian 20 28%

African-American 10 14%

Hispanic 3 4%

American Indian 2 3%

Not Reported 5 7%

**As reported by Registrar


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MU has nation's only pharmacogenomics master's degree : Manchester University College of Pharmacy

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MU launches new cutting-edge Master of Science program

Big news - Master's degree in Pharmacogenomics (PGx) beginning May 2016!

In keeping focused on it's strategic priorities, Manchester University announced in November 2015 that it is offering the nation’s first dedicated master’s degree in pharmacogenomics on the Fort Wayne campus. In the announcement, President Dave McFadden stated that “It is our mission at Manchester University to produce graduates who improve the human condition.”

The intensive one-year program is designed to propel graduates into well-paying jobs in the emerging field of pharmacogenomics (PGx), a key component of personalized medicine. David Kisor, Pharm.D., PGx program director at MU commented “Manchester’s program offers individuals a pathway to this transformative field of medicine.”

Details about this new Manchester program are available through the following announcement and program links.

Read the University's announcement

PGx Information


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Exhibits - Interviews - Networking...Oh My! : Manchester University College of Pharmacy

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Manchester Pharmacy Career

Fair & Interview Day - September 25

The program’s inaugural Pharmacy Career Fair and Interview Day was held Friday, September 25 . The event was designed to introduce our student body to local, regional and national employers. While the primary focus of the event was to feature our P4 class to potential employers and residency programs, all four classes had the chance to participate in:

the exposition - featuring over 10 potential employers and residency programs where they set up displays and provided information about the opportunities they have for jobs, residencies, and internships; ANDemployer interviews - specific interview times where interested P4 students had a chance to speak directly with potential employers regarding pharmacist positions, as well as P1 - P3 students interview slots for internship opportunities.

During the exposition, the University's Office of Career and Professional Development on the North Manchester campus coordinated a professional photo booth to provide electronic head shots for students.

In addition, this day featured specific programming for the P4 class, since this day is the only day the entire class will be on campus together until graduation week. The programming featured:

APPE review and updates - Office of Experiential EducationSelf-study overview and update - Dr. Tommy Smith, Assistant Dean for Assessment and Accreditation

Contract and benefit evaluation and negotiation - Debra Allen, Health and Wellness Market Director, Walmart

Financial management post pharmacy school - Dustin Mendenhall, Wealth Advisor/Financial Planning Specialist, Legacy Practice Management

Program and Graduation updates - Office of Student Affairs

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Walgreens representatives awaiting the arrival of students.

P4 Justin Cornewell speaking with a current pharmacist.

Dr. Ricket & P4 Hitesh Mistry


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2015 Pharmacy Homecoming Health Fair : Manchester University College of Pharmacy

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2015 Pharmacy Homecoming Health

Fair

For the second consecutive year, pharmacy student organizations coordinated a health fair at Manchester University Homecoming on Saturday, October 24 . A Pharmacy Program tent was located in front of the Jo Young Switzer Center on the North Manchester campus.

Pharmacy students from the following organizations participated in this 9 am - 1 pm event:

Welcome table - Student Ambassadors

APhA-ASP Operation Diabetes - blood glucose testing and educational informationASHP – Blood pressures

APhA-ASP Operation Immunization - educational information on influenza, pneumococcal and meningitis

APhA-ASP Generation Rx – issues related to prescription drug abuse

SNPhA – breast cancer awareness

Christian Pharmacists Fellowship International (CPFI) - introduction of this new organization and the role faith can play in one's health

Personalized Medicine Coalition (PMC) – introduction of this new organization and how to obtain samples for genetic testing

Pre-pharmacy Club - information about club activities and program pre-requisite requirements

Alumni and families, as well as University faculty and staff, stopped by the booth throughout the day. Even Manny, the Spartan Mascot, visited the tent this year!

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Dan Rafael (P3) is testing Manny's blood glucose.

Emily Cooley (P2) explains the Instagram photo booth to President McFadden.

P1s Obafemi Akinsanya, Bilal Sayyid, Natalia Suhali-Amacher, Kalee Swanson and Sara Shahdoost Moghadam


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Manchester students host Midyear Regional Meeting : Manchester University College of Pharmacy

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Manchester students host Regional

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Over 425 students descended upon host city Dearborn, Michigan for the 2015 APhA-ASP Region 4 Midyear Regional Meeting October 30 - November 1. Manchester University served as this year's meeting host, led by P4 student Nikhil Patel who served in the role of Midyear Regional Meeting Coordinator. Region 4 is represented by over 23 pharmacy programs in Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky.

The meeting was a great success! There were excellent programs and plenty of opportunities to network with other ASP chapters, as well as bond with classmates. Some highlights from the meeting:

Manchester had 55 students attend this year – a new record! Dean Rospond participated in the opening general session of the meeting as one of the keynote presenters - sharing with the audience her thoughts about the general theme of MRMs this year - Discover, Share, Live Your Why - as well as Region 4's theme of Become a Pharmacy Hero.Manchester earned the Most Spirited Chapter Award after finishing in first place after 10 chapter challenges. For a second consecutive year, one of our students has been elected as one of three regional officers for the next year; Morgan Land, P2, will serve as the Regional Member-at-Large for 2015-2016.

Congratulations to our APhA-ASP chapter and all those who helped our chapter achieve so many recognition's this year! Great job all!!!

Nikhil Patel (P4)

Dean Rospond


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Service - our program's vision : Manchester University College of Pharmacy

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2015 Fall Day of Service

From our start in 2012, service has been an area of distinctiveness for the pharmacy program. Service has been defined as:

a progression requirement for all students (minimum of 2 3-hour events per semester;self-reflections for each event placed in student portfolio;one poster presentation annually about one service event; andsemester day of service (one day each semester completed dedicated to celebrating the service accomplished that semester).

With the beginning of this academic year, service continues to be an area of distinctiveness for the program. However, the program will be readdressing service and a variety of other co-curricular components as we prepare for the 2016 ACPE accreditation standards and through our new strategic plan - strategic priority 4 focuses on advancing the health and well-being of our community through service.

This fall, the following changes have begun related to the program's service component:

service opportunities related to healthcare have increased (examples are increased health fairs and immunizations clinics);creation of health related service requirements for second year introductory pharmacy practice experiences (IPPE); andcontinued changes to the day of service activities.

Immunization clinic opportunities significantly increased this academic year. Working with Walgreens, SuperShot and Lutheran Hospital, over 50 flu shot clinics featured Manchester student involvement this fall. The program has also established connections with other potential immunization partners, such as CVS, for future flu shot clinics. With the changes in the IPPE2 requirements, additional service offerings have been identified within area safety net clinics such as Matthew 25 and Neighborhood Health Clinic.

This fall's day of service event featured over 60 posters and identified 35 different organizations. In addition, changes that were introduced to the day's event included:

formal faculty review of student posters;development of mini-educational sessions (4 30 minute sessions) that were created for those not presenting posters and featured topics such as mission trips, specialty patient camps, philanthropy and patient clinic involvement.

As the newly updated vision statement of the program describes, "to improve the human condition through service." Service will always be a distinction of our program and updates will continue.

P2s Brooke Vonada and Maame Wireku

P3 Nichelle Logan is preparing to administer a flu vaccine.

P2 Ngoc Nguyen


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Pharmacy Student Leadership Council : Manchester University College of Pharmacy

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Formation of the Pharmacy Student Leadership Council

(PSLC)

With a critical mass of pharmacy student professional organizations being formed within the program, Fall 2015 witnessed the establishment of the Pharmacy Student Leadership Council (PSLC). This council was created to serve as our program's student government, serving as a liaison for the exchange of ideas and information among the program's students, organizations, faculty and administration. In addition, the council will serve as coordinator and organizer of various program activities and events throughout the year.

The council consists of two councilors from each of the four classes, as well as one councilor each of the nine student organizations that currently exist within the pharmacy program. This fall, the PSLC elected an executive committee, ratified the council by-laws and mapped out plans for spring semester. The council will begin holding regular monthly meetings once classes resume in spring.

Executive CommitteeChair - Tung Nguyen (P3)

Secretary - Morgan Land (P2)

Treasurer - Nancy Luu (P3)

Advisor - Dr. Joe Bonnarens - associate dean for student affairs

CouncilorsClass of 2016 - TBD

Class of 2017 - Bianca Daisy & Alyssa Petry

Class of 2018 - Reid Kennison & Aubrey Mills

Class of 2019 - Natalia Suhali-Amacher & Jonell Nwabueze

Ambassadors - Dan Rafael (P3)

American Pharmacists Association Academy of Student Pharmacists (APhA-ASP) – Nour Al-Jamal (P3)

American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) – Trung Nguyen (P3)

Christian Pharmacists Fellowship International (CPFI) – Sandy Fam (P2)

College of Psychiatric and Neurologic Pharmacists (CPNP) – Jennifer Riggle (P3)

Muslim Healthcare Professionals (MHP) – Iman Aoude (P3)

Personalized Medication Coalition (PMC) – Kehinde Adeniran (P2)

Phi Lambda Sigma (PLS) – TBD

Student National Pharmaceutical Association (SNPhA) – Nichelle Logan (P3)


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Midwest Pharmacy Teacher-Scholar Retreat : Manchester University College of Pharmacy

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MU hosted Midwest Pharmacy Teacher-

Scholar Retreat

On November 6 and 7 the Manchester University Pharmacy Program hosted the first ever Midwest Teacher-Scholar Retreat. With over 20 representatives from 10 area colleges of pharmacy and medicine, the 2 day event focused on:

Preparing students for APPEs during didactic coursesTeam teaching in the PharmD curriculumEngaging students in a drug discovery research programMethods for teaching Medicinal Chemistry in the PharmD curriculum

Our keynote speaker was Dr. Robin Zavod. Dr. Zavod is the Editor-in-Chief at Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning as well as a faculty member at Midwestern University in Downers Grove, IL. Dr. Zavod discussed her strategies for planning and successfully publishing scholarly projects in pharmacy education.

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Midwest Schools in Attendance

Chicago State University COP

Manchester University COPNHS

Ohio Northern COP

Western Michigan SOM

Sullivan University COP

Creighton SOPHS

Midwestern COP

University of Toledo COP

University of Michigan COP


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Fort Wayne Campus Faculty Accomplishments : Manchester University College of Pharmacy

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Fort Wayne CampusFaculty in the News

Professor spearheads PGx learning program for pharmacistsRead more

Drs. Teresa DeLellis, Brian Henriksen and Nate Stuckey's diabetes program support grant has been funded by Parkview Noble Hospital for $2,167.00.

Congratulations to Dr. Rob Beckett on his recent election to the position of Chair-Elect for the Library and Information Science Section with the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP)!

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Published Articles

Risk of new-onset diabetes associated with statin useDrs. Rob Beckett and Sarah Gordon

Improving the Tenure Committee’s Review Efficiency with Embedded Dossier FunctionalityDr. Brian Henriksen

Academic and professional pharmacy education: a pharmacogenomics certificate training programDrs. Dave Kisor and Tom R. Smith


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Featured FW Campus Speakers : Manchester University College of Pharmacy

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Featured Seminar Speakers visit Fort Wayne campus Fall

semester

Karen Davis - October 1

An encore presentation of this year’s Manchester University Henney Lecture, entitled “A High Performance Health System: Is the U.S. Moving Forward?” was held in the Fort Wayne campus auditorium on Thursday, October 1 at 11:00 am. Dr. Karen Davis, director of the Roger C. Lipitz Center for Integrated Health Care at Johns Hopkins University, gave a progress report on the Affordable Care Act and how it is beginning to change the way in which health care is organized, delivered and financed.

Please read for additional information.

Frederick Balagadde - October 18 - 24

Groundbreaking researcher and Manchester graduate Dr. Frederick Balagadde visited both Manchester campuses and presented to students, faculty, and staff about his research endeavors and his current work in battling tuberculosis and HIV on the African continent.

Dr. Balagadde spent the day on the Fort Wayne campus on Wednesday, October 21.

Please read the release for additional information.

Douglas Storts - November 12-13

We were fortunate to have Manchester University Alumnus Dr. Doug Storts, Head of Research at Promega Corporation, visit Manchester University for two programs: a VIA presentation on November 12 in North Manchester and an encore Pharmacy Seminar on Friday, Nov. 13 , 12 pm - 1 pm in the Auditorium of the Fort Wayne campus.

Dr. Storts discussed the use of DNA technologies in forensic science. In addition, he spoke about current applications as used in scientific investigation of evidence related to forensics, i.e., the investigation of a crime. This technology has been integral to expanding the types of evidence available for use in criminal investigation.

Please read for more information

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Manchester prepares for comprehensive site visit for full accreditation status : Manchester University College of Pharmacy

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Full Accreditation Self-study and site

visit approach - March 14-16, 2016

During early fall 2015 Dr. W. Thomas Smith, assistant dean for assessment and accreditation, assigned standards that were relevant to the team leaders of the 6 standing committees for review and edits. Next a steering committee was formed. The committee was charged with bringing comments and edits to the 6 team leaders.

Many town halls were held to allow students, faculty and staff to ask questions and provide feedback. The completed document was sent to an editor in November. Revisions were made in December with expectations of the final document being sent to ACPE at the end of January 2016.

The full site visit is scheduled for March 14-16, 2016. Any questions can be directed to Dr. Smith.


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Record number of Manchester attendees involved with the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting : Manchester University College of Pharmacy

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attendees involved in ASHP Midyear

Clinical Meeting - New Orleans, LA - December 5-10,

2015

Manchester University was represented well at this year's 50th ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting (MCM) in New Orleans December 5 - 10, 2015. Manchester had it's largest attendance to date at the MCM with 20 students and 6 faculty members.

Highlights from the MCM include:

Kathryn Snyder and Molly Grasberger (both P4 students) represented Manchester in the Clinical Skills CompetitionOver 15 P4s participated in the two day residency showcase17 students participated in podium and poster presentations

Manchester was recognized throughout the meeting in podium and poster presentations.

2015 Faculty and Student Presentations

and PostersASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting, New Orleans

Student presenters = bold

PRESENTATIONS

Nathan Stuckey and Kathryn Snyder - Sunday, 9:15 - 9:45 am: Management Case Study: Implementing Layered Learning in a Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) to Improve Medication Reconciliation and Optimize Medication Therapy

Rob Beckett – Sunday, 10 am: Use of Flipped Classroom for Teaching Drug Literature Evaluation

Joseph Bonnarens - Tuesday, 1 pm – 3 pm: Effective CV and Resume Writing

POSTERS

Flipped Classroom Versus Traditional Lecture for Teaching Non-Inferiority Trials and Meta-Analyses. Robert D. Beckett, PharmD, BCPS. Manchester University Pharmacy Program, Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Use of Intention-to-Treat and Related Practices in Randomized, Controlled Trials of Anti-Infectives. Robert D. Beckett, PharmD, BCPS, Kathryn C. Loeser, PharmD Candidate, Kathryn R. Snyder, PharmD Candidate, Trent G. Towne, PharmD, BCPS-AQID; Manchester University Pharmacy Program, Fort Wayne, Indiana

Electronic nicotine delivery systems: assessing knowledge and perceptions of E-cigarettes as potential smoking cessation aids – Douglas Fisher, PharmD Candidate, Renee McCafferty, PharmD, BCPS, Brian Henriksen, PhD; Manchester University Pharmacy Program, Fort Wayne, Indiana

Impact of a PCR-based rapid influenza diagnostic test on concomitant antibiotic utilization in patients with suspected influenza - Molly M. Grasberger, PharmD Candidate, Dustin D. Linn, PharmD, BCPS, Trent G. Towne, PharmD, BCPS, AQID; Manchester University Pharmacy Program, Fort Wayne, Indiana

Efficacy of Rivaroxaban in Non-Low Risk Pulmonary Embolism. Kathryn Loeser, PharmD Candidate, Pearl Pfiester, PharmD Candidate, MS, Andrea Whitaker, PharmD Candidate, Dustin Linn, PharmD, BCPS; Manchester University Pharmacy Program, Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Scope, Completeness, Ease of Use, and Consistency of Drug Information Resources for Assessing Interactions – Risha I. Patel, PharmD Candidate; Robert D. Beckett, PharmD, BCPS; Iman Aoude, PharmD Student; Rozette Fawzy, PharmD Student; Manchester University Pharmacy Program, Fort Wayne, Indiana

Observations of the impacts of cefazolin skin testing for patients with documented penicillin allergy at a community-based, regional medical center – Audrey C. Rosene, PharmD Candidate, Kimberly A. Perkins, PharmD Candidate, Kathryn R. Snyder, PharmD Candidate, Trent G. Towne, PharmD, BCPS AQID. Manchester University Pharmacy Program, Fort Wayne, Indiana

Comparison of clinical and safety outcomes between obese patients receiving daptomycin dosed by adjusted body weight versus total body weight - Jamie Stocker, PharmD Candidate; Richard Ekanem, PharmD Candidate; Angel Heyerly, PharmD; Ronald Jones, PharmD; Manchester University Pharmacy Program & Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne, Indiana

Retrospective Analysis of Medications Prescribed to Patients With Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. Nathan Stuckey, PharmD, Emily Bushey, MD; Chris Ley, RN; Zachry Waterson DO. Manchester University College of Pharmacy, Natural & Health Sciences; Fort Wayne Medical Education Program, Fort Wayne, Indiana

Analysis of parenteral anticoagulant prescribing patterns prior to initiation of rivaroxaban and apixaban – Paul Szostak, PharmD Candidate; Dustin Linn, PharmD, BCPS; Robert Beckett, PharmD, BCPS; Sarah Pfaehler, PharmD, BCPS, MBA; Manchester University Pharmacy Program, Fort Wayne, Indiana


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