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We explore the evidence that informs ambulatory care pharmacy practice. Check out our website & podcasts, & consider submitting a commentary!

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Most health professionals have been hyper-focused on helping patients lose weight. Undernutrition and weight loss in older adults now feel like forgotten concepts. It is well established that an individual's personal nutrition practices are a key ing... more

SW was referred to the ambulatory care pharmacist for a medication review and disease state management for diabetesand hypertension.

CC: "I'm having some trouble with my blood pressure and blood sugar."

Authors: Michelle Hernandez, PharmD and Miche... more

Is there a “magic remedy” to prevent the transmission of influenza to close contacts? The newest antiviral agent, baloxavir marboxil, rapidly reduces virus titers and stops the shedding of infectious virus faster than its counterpart, oseltamivir.

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Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) is now the most common chronic liver disease worldwide, a major cause of cardiometabolic events and, in its most advanced form, metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH), ... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Emma Brucio
PGY-2 ambulatory care pharmacy practice resident
University of Maryland School of Pharmacy
Episode: Stopping the Flu at the Front Door: Baloxavir’s Bold Move Against Household Transmission
Dr. Kathleen Pincus
PGY-1 community pharmacy residency with Safeway Pharmacy
University of Maryland School of Pharmacy
Episode: Stopping the Flu at the Front Door: Baloxavir’s Bold Move Against Household Transmission
Dr. Sarah Wheeler
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist in Ambulatory Care at VCU Health
Virginia Commonwealth University
Episode: Top Ten Things Every Clinician Should Know About MASLD/MASH
Dr. Samantha Burton
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist in Internal Medicine at Chippenham Hospital
Chippenham Hospital
Episode: Top Ten Things Every Clinician Should Know About MASLD/MASH
Minitha Jacob
Ambulatory care pharmacist who recently completed her PGY2 residency at John Peter Smith Health Network
Methodist Medical Center, Dallas
Episode: Making STRIDEs: GLP-1s Walk the Line in Peripheral Artery Disease
Sherry Laguardia
Ambulatory care clinical pharmacy specialist with a focus on diabetes and cardiovascular disease
Episode: Making STRIDEs: GLP-1s Walk the Line in Peripheral Artery Disease
Kristin Watson
Board certified cardiology pharmacist and author of the PAD chapter in Topiro's pharmacotherapy
Baltimore VA Medical Center
Episode: Making STRIDEs: GLP-1s Walk the Line in Peripheral Artery Disease
Emily Nuttall
Recent PGY2 ambulatory care pharmacy resident at JPS Health Network
John Peter Smith Health Network
Episode: Precision Under Pressure: Arm Position Impacts Blood Pressure Readings
Dr. Tracie Eshelbrenner
Clinical pharmacy specialist in the cardiology clinic at JPS
John Peter Smith Health Network
Episode: Precision Under Pressure: Arm Position Impacts Blood Pressure Readings

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Stuart Haynes
Editor-in-Chief of iForumRx, involved in discussions surrounding evidence-based pharmacy practices, especially in ambulatory care settings.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 42 ratings
  • Concise and interesting

    Appreciate the fact that always start with case study and try to relate study to actual practice.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DavRAla2
    United States6 years ago
  • Great!

    A very informative and concise podcast to help keep updated on ambulatory care areas

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RxLaura
    United States6 years ago
  • Must have podcasts - from an Irish GP

    Fabulous podcasts - I much appreciate the work and time of the contributors and presenter. Constant high standards.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KimOscar
    Ireland6 years ago

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Stopping the Flu at the Front Door: Baloxavir’s Bold Move Against Household Transmission
Q: Should we be considering Biloxavir, in other words, if a health professional starts to have flu symptoms?
While it's an intriguing option for preventing transmission, the cost to benefit ratio and the current data on symptomatic cases need to be considered before widespread recommendation.
Stopping the Flu at the Front Door: Baloxavir’s Bold Move Against Household Transmission
Q: Can you give us a high-level summary of the study methods and some of the key findings?
The study enrolled about 1,500 individuals with flu and about 2,700 household contacts, showing Biloxavir's efficacy in reducing transmission compared to placebo.
Stopping the Flu at the Front Door: Baloxavir’s Bold Move Against Household Transmission
Q: Why is getting the flu shot so important?
Getting vaccinated is critical for protecting not only yourself but also contributing to herd immunity, which protects those who cannot get vaccinated.
Making STRIDEs: GLP-1s Walk the Line in Peripheral Artery Disease
Q: What are the current screening and treatment recommendations for peripheral arterial disease?
Peripheral arterial disease should be suspected in individuals over 65 or over 50 with cardiovascular risk factors like diabetes or hypertension, requiring a history examination and physical tests to identify symptoms such as exertional pain or non-healing wounds.
Dose Timing is Put to Rest: BedMed Hits the Snooze Button on Nighttime Antihypertensives
Q: Is chronotherapy dead?
A one-size-fits-all bedtime dosing approach is over; instead, flexibility and adherence to medication should be prioritized based on patient routines.

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