Mission, Nutrition! Pharmacists Leading the Charge with Alternative Lipids and Transforming Parenteral Nutrition Practice

This 1.5-hour online educational activity prepares pharmacists to confidently select and manage lipid injectable emulsions (ILEs) in practice, address common parenteral nutrition (PN) practice gaps at the point of care, and apply evidence-based strategies to improve patient safety and outcomes.

From Pathways to Practice: Pharmacists Bridging Pathophysiology, Treatment, and Therapy Escalation in Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension Management

This 1.5-hour educational activity reviews the latest guidelines and recommended treatment options for pulmonary arterial hypertension, including drug mechanisms, medication selection, treatment escalation, and patient monitoring and education.

A New Era in Myasthenia Gravis Therapy: Practical Updates for Pharmacists

This 1.5-hour educational activity reviews the clinical, safety, and access considerations for newer myasthenia gravis therapies, helping pharmacists compare treatment options and build patient-specific plans that include monitoring and counseling.

Waste Not, Want Not: Quantifying Institutional Pharmacy Workforce Time Waste & Making a Case for Ready-to-Administer Products

This 1.5-hour educational activity uses institutional case studies to review opportunities and approaches to advocating or preparing for implementing ready-to-administer prefilled syringes, emphasizing cost analysis of IV push controlled substance waste and interprofessional collaboration.

Mixing it Up: Mastering IV Phosphate Products and Compatibility in Parenteral Nutrition

This 1-hour activity will explore the intravenous (IV) phosphate products used in parenteral nutrition, highlighting key differences in formulation, phosphate source (organic versus inorganic), safety considerations, and product presentation.

Smart Pumps, Safer Care: A Pharmacist’s Guide to Drug Library Optimization and Interoperability

This 1.5-hour educational activity includes a discussion on smart pump fundamentals and how to leverage current functionality and features to improve patient safety, ways for pharmacists to optimize and maintain drug libraries, and strategies for implementation of this technology when utilizing EHR interoperability.

Building Central Pharmacy Services: Lessons from Strategy to Implementation

This 1.5 hour educational activity reviews key clinical, operational, and financial factors that pharmacists need to consider when assessing opportunities to centralize pharmacy services within a health system by evaluating organizational readiness and identifying service line priorities

Maximizing Safety, Minimizing Waste: The Financial and Clinical Case for Ready-to-Use IV Bags

This 1.5-hour educational activity will address the role of ready-to-use (RTU) premixed IV bags in reducing IV medication errors and drug waste, improving workflow efficiency, and facilitating timely IV medication administration.

The Magic of RFID: Design Considerations for Building Agile Medication Systems

This 1.5-hour educational activity includes a discussion on current and integrated uses of RFID technology, scalable RFID infrastructure considerations, the business case for implementing or expanding agile RFID systems, and future opportunities for RFID usage in healthcare.