Pharmacy Practice Annual Report 2021

PHARMACY PRACTICE ANNUAL REPORT

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MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD ABOUT US RESEARCH EDUCATION PHARMACY SERVICES DRUG INFORMATION GROUP ROCKFORD PROGRAM POST GRADUATE TRAINING PROGRAMS IN THE NEWS GIVING

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ANNUAL REPORT 2021

MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD Dear Colleagues and Friends of Pharmacy Practice, In 2021, the Department had another outstanding year and our faculty, staff and trainees continued their significant contributions to our education, research, service and entrepreneurship mission.

Many of our faculty received recognition and awards for their accomplishments and professional contributions. Kirsten Ohler and Paul Stranges were named American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) Fellows; Larry Danziger was named a UIC Distinguished Professor; JoAnn Stubbings received the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) Distinguished Service Award for the Section of Specialty Pharmacy Practitioners; Marianne Pop received the ICHP New Practitioner Leadership Award and the Shining Star Award; Kirsten Ohler received the ACCP Pediatric PRN Achievement Award; Rob DiDomenico received the ACCP Cardiology PRN Mentoring Award and Jerry Bauman their Lifetime Achievement Award; Marc McDowell received the ACCP Emergency Medicine PRN New Clinical Practitioner Award; Jeffrey Mucksavage received the Presidential Citation from the Neurocritical Care Society, and Andy Donnelly has been named one of Crain’s “Notable HealthCare Heroes”.

We had several faculty recognized for their accomplishments in teaching. The awards include the PharmD Graduating Class Preceptors of the Year - Scott Benken, Michael Gannon, Matthew Gimbar, and Laura Meyer-Junco; the 2021 Residency Class Preceptor of the Year - Frank Paloucek and Clinical Staff Pharmacist of the Year - Alexandria Thy Tang; PhLAMES Faculty Advisors of the Year John Shilka, Elizabeth van Dril, Katherine Lee Mosio, and Sheryl Mathew; UIC Teaching Recognition Program Award – Marlowe Djuric Kachlic; P1 Professor of the Fall Semester – Amanda Eades; and the Frederick P. Siegel Innovative Teaching Award - Katherine Sarna.

Special highlights of note for the year include: Rob DiDomenico, Rodrigo Burgos, Andy Donnelly, Sarah Michienzi, and Renata Smith were all recognized by Dr. Timothy Killeen, President of the University of Illinois System, for their roles and contributions to fight against COVID-19; Mike Koronkowski, Jennie Jarrett, and Heidi Olson and colleagues received the Inaugural 2021 I-Team Awards; Nancy Shapiro was named “Outstanding Reviewer” by the Journal of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy; Two faculty members were promoted, Dr. Jennifer Pham to Clinical Associate Professor and Dr. Chris Schriever to Clinical Associate Professor.

Our grant-funded research held steady and we continued work funded by Abbvie, Astute Medical, Bristol-Myers Squibb, CSL Behring, EUSA Pharma, the First Analysis Institute of Integrative Medicine, the Health Resources and Services Administration, the Hematology/Oncology Pharmacy Association, inVentiv, Merck & Co Inc, Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp, Mobile Care Chicago, the National Cancer Institute, the National Institute of Health, the Regenstein Foundation, Thomas Jefferson University, and the United States Department of Agriculture. The faculty published 436 journal articles throughout the year and have presented their research internationally and nationally.

We delivered twenty-seven poster presentations and eight platform presentations at the American College of Clinical Pharmacy Annual meeting, and forty-seven poster presentations and five platform presentations at the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Midyear Clinical and Exhibition Meeting.

In 2021 we started implementation of our 5-year (2021-2025) Strategic Plan, made significant progress on our 5 Strategic Initiatives and 77 Objectives and have completed a new strategic plan to Advance Racial Equity. The department has undertaken several space annexation and facilities

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improvement projects to support our research and clinical service enterprise – the College of Pharmacy (COP) Talk Center, 118, 118B, 118B1, 112 and additional rented space in SCW for our Specialty Pharmacy Services. We’ve expanded our postgraduate training programs to include a jointly funded PGY2 residency program with NorthShore University Health System in Personalized Medicine, started a PGY2 Specialty Pharmacy Administration and Leadership residency program and expanded our PGY1 program in Specialty Pharmacy to 2 residents, expanded our PGY2 Critical Care residency program to 2 residents, and expanded the number of positions in the ID-Critical Care and the Family Medicine – Academic Teaching Fellowships. The Department has again successfully competed and was granted a new post-doctoral scholar position as part of the University’s Bridge to the Faculty (B2F) program. This is the 2nd such position that the department has been granted in an effort to attract and foster diversity among our tenure track faculty.

These accomplishments would not have been possible without the hard work and continued dedication of our faculty, staff, residents and fellows. A huge note of Thank You goes out to All! I would also like to send a note of thanks to those that support the Department by serving as preceptors and/or with financial contributions. Your generosity is a key to the continued success of our program. We know you realize the importance of this support and are grateful for your contributions that ensure we maintain the high standards of our Residency and Fellowship Programs.

While this isn’t a comprehensive list of everything we’ve accomplished, it gives a glimpse into the productivity and many successes of our faculty, staff, and trainees.

For next year, I’m looking forward to continue expanding on our previous year’s successes to further the educational, research, service and entrepreneurship mission of the Department.

DR. EDITH NUTESCU

HEAD OF PHARMACY PRACTICE

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ANNUAL REPORT 2021

ABOUT US The Department of Pharmacy Practice is the largest of 3 academic departments within the University of Illinois Chicago College of Pharmacy (Chicago and Rockford Campuses).

Departmental activities revolve around four key pillars that support our education, research, service and entrepreneurial efforts. The Department also serves as the academic home for and operates the hospital and ambulatory pharmacies that deliver pharmacy services and clinical pharmacy services within UI Health and affiliated sites.

VISION Leading pharmacy innovations to advance health care across the world.

MISSION To optimize public health by serving our learners, the University of Illinois system, the commuity, and our world-wide strategic partners through innovations in education, research, patient care, and professional engagement.

STRATEGIC INITIATIVES Foster a culture of collegiality, inclusiveness and professional growth among our faculty, staff, and trainees.

Ensure the long-term financial sustainability and growth of the department.

Develop new and align existing internal and external partnerships and collaborations.

Increase world-wide recognition of our education, research, and services.

Align the department to achieve our education, research, and service vision and mission.

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MEMBERS OF THE DEPARTMENT

37

Residents & Fellows

96 Support Staff

147

406

Clinical Faculty

116

10 Tenure Faculty

Clinical Instructors

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RESEARCH

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Research continues to grow and expand in the department among our tenure and clinical track faculty. Our overall objective is to emphasize the impact that a pharmacist can have on the research continuum from drug discovery to early phase clinical trials to applied pharmacy.

COVID-19 remains an important area of research with multiple faculty fully engaged in this area. Drs. Nancy Shapiro and Keri Kim have been key partners in the ACTIV-4 clinical trials ongoing at UIC to evaluate prevention of thrombotic events in COVID-19 patients. Dr. Eric Wenzler’s research group completed a CDC sponsored study tracking longitudinal antibody response to COVID-19 to understand antibody dynamics in healthcare workers. Drs. Rob DiDomenico and Sarah Michienzi received funding support from the Chicago Department of Health to implement mobile vaccination efforts towards COVID-19. Dr. Edith Nutescu and Dr. James Lee received funding from the Centers for Disease Control and the National Blood Clot Alliance to study Coagulopathies in patients with COVID-19.

Our infectious disease faculty including Dr. Zack Bulman’s lab has identified novel correlations between bacterial genotypes and phenotypes to optimize antibiotic treatment selection against Gram-negative ‘superbugs’ in patients. Dr. Eric Wenzler’s lab completed work on the pharmacokinetics of cefiderocol during continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) that was used to support the first ever antimicrobial to have FDA approved CRRT dosing.

Our faculty involved in natural products research and dietary supplements have been active. Dr. Gail Mahady’s group received funding to evaluate anthocyanin extracts for the prevention and treatment of osteoporosis in a novel transgenic fish model.

Dr. Jeremy Johnson’s lab identified a novel cholesterol lowering mechanism with an extract from the bergamot fruit. In addition, the Johnson lab completed several pre-clinical pharmacokinetic studies of natural products and a Phase I clinical trial evaluating dose enhancing strategies for resveratrol.

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Our faculty have also been successful to secure new funding to help expand their research. In the area of substance abuse Dr. Jennie Jarrett secured multi-year funding to implement a post-graduate training program for nurse practitioners to integrate a substance abuse program in their primary care practice and additional funding to support a mobile primary care program for opioid disorders. Dr. Karen Sweiss has several active clinical trials related to PK/PD modeling of drugs in bone marrow transplant and CAR-T and recently received funding from the Gateway for Cancer Research Foundation. Related to women’s health research Dr. Ajna Hamidovic received funding support to develop novel approaches for the evaluation of premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) biomarkers.

DR. JEREMY JOHNSON ASSISTANT HEAD FOR RESEARCH

92

Grants

Studies funded by outside organizations

50

137

Presentations

Presentations at local, national, and international meetings

165

Editorial

Leadership

28

436

Journal editors, consulting editors, and board members

Books

Textbooks and book chapter publications

Leadership positions in academic and professional organizations

Journals Publications

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The Education Team for the Department of Pharmacy Practice had a productive and innovative year despite the continued challenges of the pandemic. Through a collaborative effort of the Department of Pharmacy Practice and the College of Pharmacy, and the creativity of our faculty, we are pleased to announce that we will be offering four new didactic concentrations originating within the Department to supplement the PharmD curriculum. The goal of the concentrations is to create opportunities for our students to differentiate their area of interest in pharmacy and to highlight our departmental strengths including Acute Care Pharmacy, Ambulatory Care Pharmacy, Experimental Therapeutics and Clinical Research, and Pharmacy Administration and Leadership. We will begin accepting applications for admission to these concentrations from P2 students in September of 2023.

Recognizing a need for a refreshed and positive outlook for 2021, the Department of Pharmacy Practice Seminar Series opened with an educational seminar designed to focus on the well-being of the faculty.

During the program entitled, “Relighting the Fire: Recognizing Burnout and Reinvigorating You Through Mindfulness”, Drs. Brianna McQuade and Jeffrey Mucksavage reviewed the concept of burnout while offering an innovative approach to handling the challenges of the pandemic and professional life. Although the concept of “mindfulness” is a buzz word circulating our culture, few in the Department knew or fully grasped its practical applications. Culminating in a practical mindfulness exercise, this talk provided a fresh start to the year. Dr. McQuade continues to lead in this area offering an elective course entitled “Mindfulness Practice” to equip future pharmacists with the tools to manage stress and burnout in their personal and professional lives.

While medical writing is a challenge for students and faculty, Dr. Katherine Sarna employed innovative teaching strategies in her medical writing elective that was worthy of the 2021 Frederick Siegel Innovative Teaching Award. Realizing the need for a more focused experience in medical writing in the curriculum, Dr. Sarna employed a peer-to-peer feedback assessment that provided opportunities to write and review the work of others to enhance the editorial skills and the process of

Dr. Sheila Allen

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providing feedback to the students. The multiple rounds of writing and reviews were designed to simulate the recursive process common in manuscript preparation.

Other members of the Department have also been recognized for excellence in teaching. We are happy to report the following faculty received teaching awards for 2021: Dr. Marlowe Djuric Kachlic received UIC’s Teaching Recognition Program Award from the Office of the Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. Drs. Scott Benken, Michael Gannon, Mathew Gimbar, Marc Mc Dowell, and Laura Meyer-Junco have been selected as Preceptors of the Year by the 2021 PharmD graduating class. Dr. Pat Fleming was awarded P3 Teacher of the Semester for Spring 2021 and Dr. Eric Wenzler was awarded P2 Teacher of the Semester for Spring 2021. Dr. Amanda Eades was named P1 Teacher of the Semester for Fall 2021.

Drs. John Shilka, Elizabeth Van Dril, Katherine Lee Mosio, and Sheryl Mathew were awarded PhLAMES Faculty Advisors of the year for their mentorship to pharmacy students.

In January 2021, the Department of Pharmacy Practice converted to a hybrid curriculum, requiring students to be on-site for essential patient care skills labs that could not be done remotely. With the roll out of the COVID-19 vaccine, we safely proceeded back to in-person instruction with the Fall of 2021. It was wonderful to see our students again in-person within our hallways. Of course, our IPPE and APPE preceptors continued to masterfully adapt their experiences throughout the year helping us to stay on track for all our IPPE and APPE student hours. We have to give a big shout-out to all of our teachers in the department who continue

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to adapt their teaching to the ever- changing climate. Additionally, we want to thank all of our preceptors in and around the Chicago and Rockford areas who continue to go above and beyond for our students to ensure high quality experiences, despite the format forced upon us.

Without the innovation and support of all involved we would have not been able to accomplish our mission of preparing the next generation of pharmacists in this challenging environment.

Our Office of Experiential Education (OEE), saw quite a bit of change in 2021. In January 2021, Dr. Louise Parent Stevens retired, leaving some big shoes to fill. In May, Dr. Tara Driscoll took on the role of Co-Director of Introductory Pharmacy Experiences (IPPEs). Additionally, Dr. Sheila Allen took on the role of Senior Director of Experiential Education. In October, Kathryn Sawyer joined the OEE as a Patient Care Skills Lab Coordinator. It was a sigh of relief that we ended 2021 with a fully staffed office.

Despite being understaffed at times, we came together as a team to support each other and cross cover.

We were also fortunate to have other faculty join our courses and lend their clinical expertise: Dr. Margaret Choye (PHAR 515) and Dr. Nina Hyunh (PHAR 516). We continued to move our curriculum forward.

With the help of Drs. Jennie Jarrett and Abigail Elmes, we incorporated Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs) into our APPE Evaluation tools and hosted a preceptor conference in May 2021 to support the roll out. We now utilize EPAs within our performance evaluation tools across our entire experiential curriculum, from introductory to advanced.

Additionally, our directors created a series of YouTube videos as preceptor training for each of our IPPEs. Finally, Megan Magnuson, Marissa King, and Dr. Allison Schriever built a map as an interactive tool to assist students in viewing site, rotation, and preceptor information. This has been a hit among students as they preference IPPE and APPE rotations and has further applications for both Dr. Nanc y Shapiro

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accreditation and recruitment. The year was challenging as COVID was relentless, but our patient care skills lab faculty and IPPE/APPE preceptors were resilient, and we cannot thank them enough for their continued support during these challenging times.

The Department of Pharmacy Practice also continued major partnerships with Jesse Brown Veteran Affairs (VA) Medical Center, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Rush University Medical Center, the University of Chicago Medical Center, and John H. Stroger Hospital for both IPPE and APPE students. We are extremely grateful for these relationships that help us to continue to maintain student placements.

DR. SHEILA ALLEN

SENIOR DIRECTOR, EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION

DR. NANCY SHAPIRO

ASSISTANT HEAD FOR EDUCATION

DR. JEFFREY MUCKSAVAGE

DIRECTOR OF TEACHING INNOVATION

150+ Hours of core course lecture instruction each semester

Fall Semester Coordinated/co-coordinated 14 core Fall courses & 12 elective courses

80+ Hours of elective course lecture instruction each semester

Spring Semester

Coordinated/co-coordinated 13 core Spring courses & 15 elective courses

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For 2021, COVID-19 continued to command a significant amount of our pharmacy staff’s time. Vaccine syringes continued to be drawn up in pharmacy for use in a variety of vaccination programs. Additionally, we assumed responsibility for preparation of monoclonal antibody infusions and dispensing of the oral antivirals for COVID-19 patients.

Near the end of the year, the Omicron variant made it challenging to maintain sufficient staff numbers in our pharmacies. However, remaining staff stepped up and ensured that our normal scope of services was maintained.

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A major focus of our Ambulatory Pharmacy Services management team in 2021 was planning for a new outpatient pharmacy which will be located on the first floor of the Specialty Care Building (SCB). It will be a state-of-the-art pharmacy which will also provide services to an eight-bed operating room, procedure areas, and a variety of clinics. As part of this effort, we developed a plan on how to repurpose one of our pharmacies once the SCB pharmacy opens. The SCB is scheduled to see its first patient on September 26, 2022.

An interesting project that several members of the Hospital Pharmacy Services management team were asked to assist with in 2021 was the development of a hospital at home program. Basically, this program identifies patients seen in the ED, for example, who have conditions (e.g., cellulitis, COPD exacerbation, heart failure) that can be treated at home just as effectively as if they were admitted to the hospital. The pharmacy component of this program will be run out of our central pharmacy and the program is expected to begin in mid-2022. After going live with Epic in September 2020, we were finally able to start taking advantage of its functionality in 2021. We have only scratched the surface of what Epic offers. Near the end of 2021, there was a reorganization of the C-suite in the hospital. My reporting line for hospital pharmacy services changed from the Chief Operating Officer (COO) to the newly created Chief Clinical Officer (CCO), as the COO position was eliminated.

Finally, we successfully recruited into our PGY2 residency in Health-System Pharmacy Administration and Leadership once again. Our resident, Dr. Heather Jarvis, brought a strong background in retail pharmacy which we have already put to good use.

DR. ANDREW J. DONNELLY DIRECTOR OF PHARMACY AND ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR CLINICAL AFFAIRS

55,513

162,833

38% Growth in Medication Assistance Program patients

Total COVID-19 vaccinations at UI Health in 2021

64% INR values within goal range in AntiThrombosis Clinic

UI Team RX number of prescriptions processed FY21

97%

313,000 Total prescriptions filled

48 Current medicationrelated protocls

Medication Adherence rates in Medication Therapy Management Clinic

61 Current medication-related clinical care guidelines

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8,140 $10,600,000 Value of Medication Assistance Program Services provided

37,901

Patients served by the Medication Assistance Program

17 Average patient visits per day to the AntiThrombosis Clinic

912

318

Specialty Pharmacy prescriptions

UI Team RX patients captured for FY21

Patients enrolled in RxCares

74.5% Medication Therapy Management Clinic patients receiving medications in pill boxes

258 92% Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Services Overall Quality Rating

Consults provided by the Mobile Pharmacy Education Program (MoPhE)

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Pharmac y Medic ation Safet y and Q ualit y Team, pic tured lef t to right : Drs. Adam Bursua, Connie L arson, Kay Yamamoto

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MEDICATION SAFETY & QUALITY TEAM

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The Pharmacy Medication Safety and Quality Team is involved in a variety of medication and patient safety activities that support organizational and departmental quality, safety, and regulatory goals.

Team members participate in and/or chair a variety of committees, taking the lead in identifying and addressing medication and patient safety issues.

Organizational compliance activities include barcode medication scanning, the use of two patient identifiers, and the Medication System Review Committee’s Zero Harm initiative: decrease patient-related harm from hypoglycemic events in patients receiving insulin. Department activities include auditing of key operational processes to identify problems and improve the customer (i.e., nurses and providers) and patient experience. The team uses voluntary error reporting, routine auditing and observation, prospective failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA), and other methods to evaluate the safety of the medication use process. More recently, systems of automated adverse event detection (e.g., trigger tools) have been incorporated into the safety evaluation process. Each of these sources of information inform process improvements that prevent future errors and improve the reliability of the medication use process. These process improvements can include workflow analysis and revision; EHR modifications that improve accuracy and efficiency; policy and guideline development and revision; and staff education.

The team continues to be actively involved in teaching and precepting activities. These include coordination of the Patient Safety and Research Methodology courses; precepting P4 students as well as PGY1 and PGY2 resident rotation projects and seminars; and provision of lectures and

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seminars throughout the UIC Health Sciences Colleges. The team is also actively involved in scholarly activities, including the presentation of quality improvement related research in the form of abstracts, posters, invited presentations and publications.

Some notable achievements for 2021 include the development of a communication system for documenting pharmacy resident on-call activities and participation in emergencies; the development and implementation of an e-communication tool to disseminate important medication information to appropriate groups throughout UI Health, taking a leadership role in spearheading improved compliance with barcode medication administration; and receiving best poster recognition for the team’s quality improvement project on the use of a hypoglycemia trigger tool. In addition, in July of this year, Dr. Kay Yamamoto joined the team as Coordinator, Medication Safety and Quality.

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Chancellor Amiridis and Dean Schumock visiting the Credit Union 1 Arena vaccine loc ation

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COVID-19 VACCINATION PROGRAM

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When the FDA granted emergency use authorization (EUA) for COVID-19 vaccines in late 2020, members of the pharmacy staff at UI Health and faculty in the College of Pharmacy (COP) played integral roles in the many vaccination programs implemented. A major request by hospital leadership was for pharmacy to draw up the COVID-19 vaccine into syringes so that it would be ready to administer as needed and allow a greater number of people to be vaccinated in a given time period. Drs. Matthew Gimbar, Janet Hinkes and Elizabeth Micke assumed responsibility for the operational aspects of this request. Their leadership in making sure that COVID-19 vaccine syringes were prepared and available was invaluable in ensuring the success of the many vaccination programs. They, along with colleagues in Hospital Pharmacy Services, trained staff on vaccine storage, handling, and preparation and provided input on needed Electronic Health Record build to support the programs.

Vaccination efforts began in December 2020 in the UIC College of Pharmacy for healthcare essential workers, staff, and students. COVID-19 vaccinations for the UI Health patient population and general public began in February 2021 at the Credit Union 1 Arena. A dedicated pharmacy work area was established at the arena adjacent to the basketball court and isolated from the vaccine administration stations. The logistics of doing this required a coordinated effort by members of hospital pharmacy’s leadership team.

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P f izer vaccine syringe preparation

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P f izer vaccine syringe

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Pharmacist Dr. Bridget Smith and Technician Valerie Printis preparing COVID-19 vaccine syringes

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Connie C ardinal, Alexandra Tang, Janet Hinkes preparing COVID-19 vaccine syringes at Credit Union 1 Arena

At its prime, the pharmacy at the Arena was preparing close to 2000 syringes daily. Staffing the pharmacy was a challenge and was accomplished using agency pharmacists and technicians, hospital pharmacy staff, student pharmacist volunteers and faculty volunteers from the COP. Dean Schumock, Pharmacy Practice Head Dr. Nutescu, and Pharmacy Director, Dr. Donnelly all spent time in the pharmacy assisting in various aspects of syringe preparation.

In late July, the vaccination program at the Arena ended and was moved to UI Health’s Eye and Ear Infirmary and University Village Clinics. Pediatric (age 5-11) vaccinations were added in November upon EUA by the FDA. For 2021, approximately 163,000 vaccinations were administered, the majority prepared by pharmacy.

The COVID-19 vaccination efforts in the pharmacy remain a team effort made possible by all members of the pharmacy staff. All have played an important role in making sure vaccines reach patients safely and efficiently. The vaccine operation represents UIH’s contribution to the global vaccination effort to combat the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

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Dr. Janet Hinkes, Hospit al Pharmac y Cleanroom Coordinator, delivering the f irst batch of P f izer COVID-19 vaccines for administration to healthc are providers

Drs. Mat t Gimbar and Alexandra Tang preparing P f izer vaccine syringes

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Neurosurger y Clinic al Pharmac y Team , pic tured lef t to right : D r s. Jef f Muck s avage, Eljim Tesoro, Keri K im

NEUROSURGERY TEAM

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The Neurosurgery Clinical Pharmacy Team - Drs. Eljim Tesoro, Jeffrey Mucksavage, and Keri Kim - at the University of Illinois Health oversee the clinical management of patients admitted to the 22-bed inpatient Neuroscience ICU and 26-bed Neuro Stepdown Unit. The pharmacists maintain a collaborative practice with the Department of Neurosurgery. Furthermore, they provide consultative services to the Neurocritical Care, General Neurology, and Stroke Neurology services. The aim is to proactively optimize drug management, facilitate collaborative clinical decision making, provide education to medical/surgical/pharmacy trainees, minimize medication adverse events, and ensure appropriate transitions of care. UI Health is a designated Comprehensive Stroke Center and admits a majority of both ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke patients each year. In addition, we treat patients with acute neurological conditions such as status epilepticus, brain tumors, and central nervous system infections. Pharmacists routinely round with residents from neurosurgery and neurology as well as with attending neurointensivists on the most critically ill patients. We are involved in protocol development, establishing acute stroke guidelines for the hospital, implementing education and training for Code Stroke pharmacy responders, and reviewing metrics for timely thrombolytic and antithrombotic reversal practices in accordance with accreditation standards.

We are actively involved in leadership positions within the Neurocritical Care Society (NCS), an international, interprofessional organization dedicated to the care of patients with acute neurological conditions. Dr. Tesoro is currently serving on the Board of Directors as well as the Executive Committee. Dr. Mucksavage is currently serving as the Chair-Elect of the NCS Pharmacy Section. Dr. Kim serves on the Steering Committee of the NCS Curing Coma Campaign, a global initiative aimed at promoting research to curing disorders of consciousness. Both Dr. Tesoro and Dr. Mucksavage are inducted Fellows of NCS.

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Comprehensive Stroke Center

460

49

270

169

Code Strokes called

Ischemic stroke patients admitted

Patients given alteplase for stroke

Hemorrhagic stroke patients admitted

Clinician Work

35-40

Average census of patients

4000+

Medication orders entered in Epic by pharmacy team

Precepting

8

Residents precepted

17

Students precepted

41

Subarachnoid hemorrhage patients admitted

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MILE SQUARE HEALTH CENTER DIABETES MANAGEMENT

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Mile Square is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) with a mission to provide quality health care, regardless of a person’s ability to pay for services. Dr. Daphne Smith Marsh is the clinical pharmacist/ Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (CDCES) providing diabetes management at the main and Cicero clinic locations. Referrals are received from physicians and nurse practitioners for lifestyle modification (including gestational diabetes), device education and medication therapy management through the clinical pharmacist diabetes protocol. During 2021, the diabetes service primarily provided telehealth visits, including patients enrolled in the NIH grant study “mHealth for Diabetes Adherence Support.” The clinical pharmacist also works with the Endocrinology Clinic at Mile Square.

Dr. Smith Marsh helps to manage over 300 diabetes patients in the Mile Square network. In a recent study of her work, she documented an 11% decrease from baseline A1C in patients who had three or more visits with her. This correlates to an absolute reduction of approximately 1.5%.

Dr. Smith Marsh lectures on diabetes management in several core and elective courses within the College, teaches in the UIC medical, nursing, and dietetic programs and students from the University of Malta. She coordinates the Clinical Aspects of Diabetes Mellitus elective course, where pharmacy students have the unique opportunity through a “diabetes experience” to self-monitor blood glucose, document nutrition and physical activity, take placebo “metformin”, inject saline as “insulin” during a 10-day period, journaling and reflecting on how the assignment impacted their view of diabetes management.

DR. DAPHNE SMITH MARSH

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Dr. Smith Marsh’s work was featured in UIC’s Social Justice and Inclusion Website

Keynote speaker for UIC College of Pharmacy’s Women Pharmacist Day, “A Shining Example of Leadership in Patient Care in Diabetes Management.”

Co-chairperson for the Pharmacy Practice Depar tment ’s Advancing Racial Equit y Committee

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Dr. Daphne Smith Marsh

Publication with colleagues at Mile Square: Elmes AT, Smith Marsh DE, McQuade BM, Jarrett JB. To Reduce or Not to Reduce?

Insulin Dose Adjustments Upon Star ting GLP-1 Receptor A gonists. KeePosted.

2021;47:20-23.

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DRUG INFORMATION GROUP

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In 2021, the Drug Information Group (DIG) had a banner year and continued to expand with the hire of 3 new full-time faculty members. On the entrepreneurial side, the Group executed a major contract with the American Society of HealthSystem Pharmacists (ASHP) to create new, and update existing, drug overview and essential documents for the American Hospital Formulary Service (AHFS) – a renowned drug resource compendium.

The Group also expanded services with Blue Cross Blue Shield Association and Takeda Pharmaceuticals and recently inked a new contract with Horizon to provide various drug information services. Faculty members within the Group also continued to meet the educational needs of Illinois Medicaid providers through a partnership with Healthcare and Family Services (HFS) via the completion of various Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME)-accredited monographs and webinars (https://illinoisadvance.com). Additionally, the Group continued to answer drug information requests from healthcare institutions, provide formulary services to Optum and HFS, and completed numerous research, writing, and editing projects for clients.

In the educational arena, the DIG was actively involved in the PharmD curriculum by teaching 2 required (Introduction to Drug Information Resources and Evidence-Based Medicine and Literature Evaluation) and 2 elective courses.

The elective courses are offered to P3 students and include medical writing and advanced literature analysis. The Group also managed experiences for all UIC PGY1 residents, PGY1 residents from North Shore, and a full slate of P4 students on rotation. One of our faculty members, Dr. Kathy Sarna, was awarded the 2021 Frederick P. Siegel Innovative Teaching Award for her work in the medical writing elective based on a project entitled “Enhancing medical writing and editorial skills through peer-to-peer feedback.” The DIG also successfully graduated the first PGY2 resident from our new Drug Information Residency.

The faculty within the DIG also had a productive year with regard to scholarship with publications in journals such as BMJ Open, Practical Pain Management, the Journal of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy, Open Forum Infectious Diseases, and Hospital Pharmacy. Drs. Samantha Spencer and Michael Gabay also published a Pharmacotherapy Self-Assessment Program (PSAP) chapter entitled

DR. MICHAEL GABAY SENIOR DIRECTOR

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DRUG INFORMATION GROUP IN NUMBERS

1,500

Drug Information requests answered from healthcare practitioners

27

Active Contracts

130

Completed updated standard response documents

160

Completion of new and updated drug class reviews

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PRIOR AUTHORIZATION

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2006

The Prior Authorization (PA) Services Group began its’ contract with the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services (IL-HFS) in 2006.

200

Approximately 200 requests are processed daily for Illinois Medicaid fee-For-Service programs by 16 pharmacists and one pharmacy technician.

The Prior Authorization (PA) Services Group began its’ contract with the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services (IL-HFS) in 2006 and is currently comprised of one pharmacy technician and fifteen pharmacists, twelve located in Chicago and three in Springfield. The group develops clinical based approval criteria for non-preferred medications and adjudicates PA requests in a consistent and timely manner for Illinois Medicaid Fee-For-Service programs. Approximately 200 requests are processed daily. In addition, the group provides customer service and education with regard to PA policies, determination appeals, and billing issues for pharmacies and healthcare providers through outreach via phone, fax, and our website (ilpriorauth.com).

DR. MARY MOODY

ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR PROFESSIONAL AND GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS

DR. DONNA CLAY

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, PRIOR AUTHORIZATION SERVICES

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MEDICATION REVIEW AND ACADEMIC DETAILING A new law requires the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services (IL-HFS) to partner with UIC College of Pharmacy to implement an Academic Detailing (AD) Program. Academic detailing is one-onone education for the prescriber targeting their specific needs. The focus of this new legislation is to provide outreach education to prescribers on chronic diseases such as pain, smoking cessation, asthma, diabetes and many more. This program was implemented in 2020 and reaches prescribers across the State of Illinois. In addition to conducting AD visits, the Medication Review and Academic Detailing Unit focuses on reviewing medications in higher risk patients in Medicaid. UIC pharmacists review medications in those patients taking more than four prescriptions per month chronically.

2012

The Medication Review and Academic Detailing Unit began in 2012 as a partnership with the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services.

509

Number of state-wide academic detailing visits with Medicaid prescribers focusing on chronic pain, diabetes, smoking cessation, or asthma.

414

414 DocAssist Consultations were conducted.

33 DocAssist provided 33 educational programs that were attended by 736 prescribers.

Doc ASSIST

The mission of the Doc Assist service is to help primary care clinicians screen, diagnose, and treat the mental health and substance use problems of children, adolescents, and perinatal women through consultation, training and referral assistance throughout the State of Illinois. Illinois DocAssist is the second oldest collaborative care initiative in the country and celebrated its tenth anniversary.

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UIC Rockford Faculty Launch New Post Graduate Training Opportunities.

Pharmacy Practice faculty on the UIC Health Sciences Campus Rockford have been hard at work, teaming up with area healthcare partners to expand our clinical reach via exciting new residency training opportunities. In 2021, the campus graduated it’s first PGY1 resident who has gone on to represent the program well in a clinical ambulatory position in Wisconsin. Vice Dean Kevin Rynn feels, “Part of developing excellent training programs is to see our residents move on to be excellent representatives for the College, graduates serve as a great recruitment tool training students who will seek out our residency programs in the future.” Under the direction and coordination of Drs. Chris Schriever and Annette Hays the Rockford Campus PGY1 program completed a successful ASHP site visit, granted four years of accreditation by the organization. Program Director Dr. Schriever said, “I’m proud of the faculty involved in the program for showing our accrediting body what a great training opportunity we provide new pharmacy graduates. We hope to expand in the coming years.” Clinical partners Crusader Community Health, UIC’s Miles Square, L.P. Johnson Family Health Center, KSB Hospital, UW Health, and OSF HealthCare are pleased to work with the UIC resident. So much in fact that the College is now partnering with OSF St. Anthony Medical Center to begin its second program, a PGY2 in Emergency Medicine.

Research and clinical training opportunities have been expanding university wide with its partner OSF HealthCare. OSF St. Anthony Medical Center in Rockford currently serves as a great training site for students under the direction of OSF pharmacy practice faculty Drs. Marianne Pop and Oksana Kucher. It made sense to collaborate with this Magnet recognized Level I regional trauma, burn, and comprehensive stroke center to develop the College’s second residency program in Northern Illinois’ Stateline region. “With Drs. Pop and Kucher leading this PGY2 in Emergency Medicine we are guaranteed success,” said Vice Dean Rynn. The program has successful recruited the inaugural resident through the ASHP match program with a planned accreditation visit during the first year of the program. Program Director Dr. Pop shares, “We strive to foster a passion for teaching in our graduates, as emergency medicine pharmacy services continue to grow world-wide,

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we know our graduates will create and provide pharmacy services for patient populations that need additional resources.”

New residency programs are crucial in meeting the demand of pharmacy graduates and the profession. The College of Pharmacy has always been ahead of the curve in developing future leaders in the profession; this now includes residency graduates from both campuses under the direction of an exceptional group of Pharmacy Practice faculty at UIC Health Sciences Campus Rockford.

DR. KEVIN RYNN

VICE DEAN ROCKFORD CAMPUS

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POST GRADUATE TRAINING PROGRAMS RESIDENTS & FELLOWS The 2020-2021 PGY1 pharmacy residency class finished the year strong with a 100% match rate into post-graduate year two (PGY2) pharmacy residencies and fellowships. Year-end residency class awards were given to Dr. Drew Posen who was the recipient of the Richard A. Hutchinson Award for Excellence in Clinical Pharmacy Practice and Dr. Sophia Gilardone who received the John McBride Award for Excellence in Hospital Pharmacy Practice. In July we welcomed our new 20212022 PGY1 class of 12 residents including three from UIC and one each from Ohio Northern University, University of West Virginia, University of Washington, University of Florida, University of North Carolina, University of Texas, University of Iowa, Wayne State University, and Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. In November, we were honored to host Dr. Charles Daniels, Associate Dean for Professional Practice and Chief Pharmacy Officer – UC San Diego Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, as part of the American Society of HealthSystems Pharmacy Visiting Leaders Program. Our Community Service Committee has been busy again this year, raising funds to support the UI Health Neonatal Intensive Care Unit’s holiday drive to provide needed clothes, toys, and supplies for families of our NICU babies.

For more information about the great things our residents are doing, follow us on social media (Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/ UICRxResidency/ ; Instagram | @uicrxresidency).

DR. KIRSTEN OHLER PGY1 DIRECTOR

RESIDENTS & FELLOWS January 1, 2021 - June 30, 2021 PGY1 - Pharmacy Practice Residents Evan Atchley, PharmD Hali Ramirez, PharmD Anastasia Engeleit, PharmD Caleb Rux, PharmD Sophia Gilardone, PharmD Sarvnaz Sadrameli, PharmD Erin Hermes, PharmD Samantha Socco, PharmD Eden Keller, PharmD Emily Viehl, PharmD Kenil Patel, PharmD Xunjie (Tracy) Zhang, PharmD Andrew Posen, PharmD Alexander Thorp, PharmD (Rockford)

PGY2 - Specialty Residents Rachel Brunner, PharmD – Drug Information Kaitlyn Dalton, PharmD – Critical Care Fischer Herald, PharmD - Infectious Diseases Niha Idrees, PharmD – Ambulatory Care Mikayla Johnson, PharmD – HIV Hannah Kim, PharmD – Emergency Medicine Kaily Kurzweil, PharmD – Oncology Dana Pierce, PharmD – Organ Transplant Nicole Saccone, PharmD – Cardiology Corinne Songer, PharmD – Pediatric Lauren Speakman, PharmD - Ambulatory Care Kay Yamamoto, PharmD – Administration

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PGY1 - Community Pharmacy Residents Zeba Ahmad, PharmD – Walgreens Gabrielle Pierce, PharmD – Community Specialty, UIC Molly Everett, PharmD – Jewel-Osco Jake Swiatek, PharmD – UIC

Fellows

Lauren Andrews - Critical Care/ID Pharmacotherapy Emily Drwiega, PharmD – Infectious Diseases Abigail Elmes, PharmD – Academic/Family Medicine Nicole Griffith, PharmD – Infectious Diseases

July 1, 2021 - December 31, 2021 PGY1 - Pharmacy Practice Residents Mohammed Alzahrani, PharmD Kaitlyn Legg, PharmD Reham Awad, PharmD Jessie Lu, PharmD Neha Betrabet, PharmD Melissa Matcha, PharmD Alison Doane, PharmD Johanna Papanikolla, PharmD Michael Eagon, PharmD Dimple Patel, PharmD Elizabeth Foster, PharmD Danielle Sanchez, PharmD Jenna Januszka, PharmD Aaron Hunt, PharmD (Rockford)

PGY2 - Specialty Residents Diane Ayuninjam, PharmD – HIV Elena Buff, PharmD – Cardiology Anastasia Engeleit, PharmD - Critical Care Hali Hanson, PharmD – Ambulatory Care Erin Hermes, PharmD – Ambulatory Care Aoife Iaria, PharmD – Organ Transplant Heather Jarvis, PharmD – Administration Honey Joseph, PharmD – Drug Information Sylvia Ou, PharmD – Ambulatory Care Andrew Posen, PharmD – Emergency Medicine Samantha Socco, PharmD - Pharmacogenomics George Urias, PharmD – Critical Care

PGY1 - Community Pharmacy Residents Alexandra Edinger, PharmD – Community Specialty, UIC Karen Caye Juko, PharmD – UIC Tina Saleh, PharmD – Community Specialty, UIC Rawan Zayed, PharmD – Walgreens

Fellows

Lauren Andrews, PharmD - Critical Care/ID Pharmacotherapy Emily Drwiega, PharmD – Infectious Diseases Abigail Elmes, PharmD – Academic/Family Medicine Nicole Griffith, PharmD – Infectious Diseases Fischer Herald, PharmD - Infectious Diseases Eden Keller, PharmD - Academic/Family Medicine Mary Palmer, PharmD - Critical Care/ID Pharmacotherapy

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PHARMACY PRACTICE IN THE NEWS Dr. Rob DiDomenico Worked with Mobile Care Chicago to Create Programs to Vaccinate Members of the Public Dr. Rob DiDomenico received new funding as Co-PI along with Matt Siemer, Co-PI, from Mobile Care Chicago from the Otho S. A. Sprague Memorial Institute for a one-year project. This project will develop educational programming and vaccination outreach for seasonal vaccines (e.g., influenza) in the South Shore community, establishing a framework for doing the same with the COVID-19 vaccines. The title of the project is “PRogram to Educate & VaccenatE uNderserved members of The public (PREVENT) Pilot”.

Collaborators include Drs. Charles McPherson, Jewel Younge, Amina Gassam, and Colin Hubbard.

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Dr. Keri Kim Funded for Experimental COVID-19 Therapies Dr. Keri Kim (Co-I) along with Dr. John Quigley (PI) from the Department of Medicine, Hematology/Oncology, received funding from the National Institutes of Health for a ten-month project titled “COVID19 Novel Experimental COVID Therapies Affecting Host Response (NECTAR)”.

Dr. Keri Kim Worked on COVID-19 Inpatient Antithrombosis Study Dr. Keri S. Kim received funding as Co-Investigator along with Dr. John Quigley (site PI) from New York University School of Medicine / National Institutes of Health for a 2-year project. The title of the project is “COVID19 ACTIV-4a Inpatient Antithrombosis study” (ACTIV4a).

Global Coalition for Adaptive Research Funds REMAP-CAP

ACTIV4c Platform Study

Drs. Keri Kim (Co-I), Scott Benken (Co-I) and Lauren Andrews (Research Coordinator), along with John Quigley (PI) from the Department of Medicine, Hematology/ Oncology, received funding from the Global Coalition for Adaptive Research (GCAR) for a two-year project titled “COVID19 Randomized, Embedded, Multifactorial Adaptive Platform trial for Community-Acquired Pneumonia (REMAP-CAP)”.

Drs. Keri S. Kim, ACTIV4c Platform Network Co-PI and ACTIV4c post-discharge study Co-I; Charles McPherson, Co-I; and Peggy Choye, Co-I, received funding as along with Dr. John Quigley (site PI) from University of Pittsburgh / the National Institutes of Health for a 1-year project. The title of the project is “COVID19 ACTIV4c Post-Hospital Platform (ILLI-NET) AND ACTIV4c Post-Discharge Antithrombosis Study”.

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Dr. Jarrett Researched Mobile Medication for Opioid Use

Dr. Jennie Jarrett Recieved Funding for a Integrated Substance Use Disorder Training Program

Dr. Jennie Jarrett received new funding as Co-PI from the Illinois Department of Human Services, Division of Substance Use Prevention and Recovery for a one-year project. The title of the project is “Mobile Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD): Low-Threshold Buprenorphine Integration into Van-Based Harm Reduction Services”.

Dr. Jennie Jarret along with Dr. Karen Cotler from the College of Nursing and colleagues received a new 5-year grant from the Department of Health and Human Services for their project titled “Integrated Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Training Program”.

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Dr. Bulman Recipient of Chancellor’s COVID-19 Funding Dr. Zackery Bulman has been selected as a recipient of the Chancellor’s COVID-19 Research Funding.

Dr. Bulman Mentor on ACCP Grant Neera Kadiyala, COP P2 PharmD Student, received new funding as the PI, with Dr. Zackery Bulman as the mentor, from ACCP Foundation Futures Grants Program for a one-year grant. The title of the project is “Novel Aminoglycoside Treatment Strategies for KPC-Producing K. pneumoniae”.

Carbapenem-resistant bacteria, such as KPCproducing Klebsiella pneumoniae, can cause severe infections associated with high rates of mortality. This project aims to identify novel antibiotic combination strategies that target these pathogens.

Dr. Gail Mahady Receives Seed Funding from the UIC Tecnologico de Monterrey Program Dr. Gail Mahady received new funding along with Dr. Diego A. Luna-Vital from Tecnologico de Monterrey for a one-year project funded from the UIC-TEC Seed Funding Program 2021-2022. The title of the project is “Acylation of anthocyanin extracts as a strategy to enhance their bioactive potential in transgenic fish model of osteoporosis”.

Dr. Jessica Tilton Funded by 340B Health Dr. Jessica Tilton received new funding as PI from 340B Health for the project titled “The association between participation in medication therapy management and COVID-19 vaccination and illness”.

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Drs. Lee and Nutescu Recipients of New Funding for Venous and Arterial Thromboembolic Research in COVID-19 Patients Drs. James Lee and Edith Nutescu received new funding as Co-PIs from the Centers for Disease Control and the National Blood Clot Alliance for the Project titled “Prevalence of venous and arterial thromboembolic events in adult and pediatric hospitalized patients with COVID-19”.

Dr. Hamidovic Researched Neurosteroids in Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder Dr. Ajna Hamidovic has received anonymous philanthropic funding to support her research focused on the Role of Neurosteroids in Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder.

Dr. Karen Sweiss Recieved the Gateway Grant Award Dr. Karen Sweiss received new funding as Co-PI along with Dr. Pritesh Patel, Co-PI, from UIC Department of Hematology/Oncology. The funding is from Gateway Grant Awards and is a two-year project. The title of the project is “Personalizing DNA Damage in Multiple Myeloma”.

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2021 Pharmacy Practice Faculty Fellowships

Dr. Eljim Tesoro has been named Fellow of the American College of Critical Care Medicine from the Society of Critical Care Medicine.

Dr. Gabrielle Pierce has been selected for American Society of Health-System Pharmacists’ Executive Fellowship in Association Leadership and Management.

Dr. Jeffrey Mucksavage has been named Fellow of the Neurocritical Care Society.

Dr. Melissa Badowski has been awarded Fellowship status by the Infectious Diseases Society of America.

Dr. Sandra Cuellar has been named Fellow of the Hematology Oncology Pharmacy Association.

As well, Sandra was selected as a Fellow of American Society of Health-System Pharmacists.

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UIC Pharmacy Practice at the ACCP Meeting

Dr. Marc McDowell Recipient of PRN Award Dr. Marc McDowell is the recipient of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy Emergency Medicine PRN New Clinical Practitioner Award.

Drs. Jarrett and Elmes Awarded Grant from ACCP Dr. Abigail Elmes received funding as Co-PI along with Dr. Jennie Jarrett, CoPI, from the ACCP Education and Training PRN Teaching Enhancement Grant for a one-year project titled “Pharmacist Preceptor Perspectives on Entrustable Professional Activity (EPA) Evaluation in Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences (APPEs)”. Co-Investigators include Drs. Sheila Allen, Marlowe Djuric Kachlic, Allison Schriever, and Tara Driscoll.

Drs. Lauren Oliveri, Michael Gabay, and Samantha Spencer were recognized by the American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) for their contribution as reviewers for the Pharmacotherapy Self-Assessment Program (PSAP).

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Leadership & Committee Service Melissa Badowski, Chair 2023 ACCP Annual Meeting Program Committee

Jennie Jarrett Vice-Chair, 2021 ACCP Research Fellowship Review Committee Chair, 2022 ACCP Research Fellowship Review Committee

Jerry Bauman, Editor-in-Chief Journal of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy

Sarah Michienzi, Member Clinical Practice Affairs Committee

Juliana Chan, Member Credentials: Fellowship (FCCP) Committee

Nancy Shapiro, Member 2022 ACCP Awards Committee

Michael Gabay, Member Credentials: Fellowship (FCCP) Committee

Eric Wenzler, Member Research Fellowship Program Review Committee

Erika Hellenbart, Member, Cardiology PRN Nominations Committee Member, ACCP Annual Meeting Planning Committee

Awards

Jerry Bauman 2021 Cardiology PRN Lifetime Achievement Award

Robert DiDomenico, 2021 Cardiology PRN Mentoring Award

Paul Stranges, Fellow of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy

Nancy Shapiro Outstanding Reviewer for Journal of American College of Clinical Pharmacy

Marc McDowell, Emergency Medicine PRN New Clinical Practitoner Award Emergency Medicine PRN Outstanding Paper of the Year

Abigail Elmes Post-Graduate Trainee Travel Award ACCP Education and Training PRN

Kirsten Ohler, Fellow of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy ACCP Pediatric PRN Achievement Award

Sylvia Ou Post-Graduate Trainee Travel Award ACCP Endocrine and Metabolism PRN

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PhLAMES Faculty Advisors of the Year Drs. John Shilka, Elizabeth van Dril, Katherine Lee Mosio, and Sheryl Mathew were named PhLAMES Faculty Advisors of the Year! These outstanding faculty advisors were nominated by PharmD students for their exceptional mentoring and advising through the PhLAMES program.

Preceptors of the Year

Drs. Scott Benken, Michael Gannon, Mathew Gimbar and Laura Meyer-Junco were selected as Preceptors of the Year by the PharmD Class of 2021. This award is given to outstanding preceptors who went above and beyond in teaching and mentoring PharmD students.

Dr. Frank Paloucek has been named Preceptor of the Year by the PGY1 Residency Class of 2020-2021. This award is given to outstanding preceptors who went above and beyond the mentor the residents.

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2021 UIC I-Team Awards Given to those who demonstrated exceptional teaching effectiveness in advancing interprofessional practice and education through teaching and innovation at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) across any of the six campuses.

Inaugural 2021 UIC I-Team Award Drs. Mike Koronkowski, Jennie Jarrett, and colleagues, received the Inaugural 2021 I-TEAM Award for their course entitled: Interprofessional Approaches to Health Disparities (IAHD). This course is a two-semester community facing interprofessional offering to equip learners with essential skills to improve health care for underserved populations and transform health disparities through interprofessional education, Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) and collaborative practice.

Inaugural 2021 UIC I-Team Award for the Rural Health Professions Program Dr. Heidi Olson and colleagues received the Inaugural 2021 I-TEAM Award for the Rural Health Professions Program. The program earned the award due to their well-designed interprofessional educational experiences that focus on the needs of rural populations, the growth of the program over time, and the potential for the program to be used as a model applied to other populations. The Rural Health Professions program (RHP) is made up of students in RPHARM, RMED, and RNURSING. The College of Pharmacy team responsible for running and supporting the Rural Pharmacy Education (RPHARM) Program includes Drs. Heidi Olson, Martin MacDowell, and Allison Schriever.

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JACCP Names Nancy Shapiro Outstanding Reviewer The Journal of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy (JACCP) named Dr. Nancy Shapiro as an “Outstanding Reviewer” and she was recognized at the virtual American College of Clinical Pharmacy Annual Meeting. Nancy was nominated by the Associate Editors for both the quality and timeliness of her reviews. Her service has greatly contributed to appropriate editorial decisions and to the quality of the journal.

Dr. Garges Recieved Silver Beaver Award Dr. Norm Garges received the Silver Beaver Award, the highest award a Boy Scout Council can bestow on a volunteer Scouter. The award recognizes adult volunteer Scouters for their distinguished service to youth and their community.

Dr. Alexandria Thy Tang Recognized by PGY1 Class Dr. Alexandria Thy Tang was selected as Clinical Staff Pharmacist of the Year by the PGY1 Residency Class of 2020-2021.

Annexiea Buford Recipient of ICHP Award Annexiea Buford is the recipient of the 2021 ICHP Health-System Pharmacy Technician of the Year Award.

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UIC Distinguished Professor for 2021 Dr. Larry Danziger was selected as a recipient of the honorary title of UIC Distinguished Professor for 2021. This appointment recognizes faculty who have made a significant impact in their field.

JoAnn Stubbings Recipient of ASHP Award JoAnn Stubbings is the recipient of the ASHP Distinguished Service Award for the Section of Specialty Pharmacy Practitioners. She received the award during ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting.

Dr. Wenzler Appointed Editor for JAC-AMR Dr. Eric Wenzler was appointed Editor of the Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy-Antimicrobial Resistance (JAC-AMR).

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Dr. Huang Recieved Travel Award Dr. Yanqin Huang, a mentee of Dr. Zackery Bulman, was the recipient of the “ASM Infectious Disease Travel Award” which assisted in covering attendance at the World Microbe Forum. Their winning abstract was titled “Simultaneous and Non-simultaneous Administration of Ceftazidime/Avibactam Combined with Gentamicin Against KPC-producing Klebsiella pneumoniae (KPC-Kp) in a Hollow Fiber Infection Model”.

Dr. Katherine Sarna Recognized with Innovative Teaching Award Dr. Katherime Sarna recognized with the 2021 Frederick P. Siegel Innovative Teaching Award. She received the award at the September COP Faculty meeting for her work on “Enhancing medical writing and editorial skills through peer-to-peer feedback.”

Dr. Jeffrey Mucksavage receives NCS Presidential Citation Dr. Jeffrey Mucksavage recieved the Presidential Citation from the Neurocritical Care Society. The Presidential Citation is awarded to members who have made extraordinary contributions of time, energy, and resources to the Neurocritical Care Society and the field of neurocritical care over the past year.

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2021 Resident Awards in Excellence The Richard Hutchinson Award for Excellence in Clinical Pharmacy Practice and the John McBride Award for Excellence in Hospital Pharmacy Practice are awarded to residents recognized by faculty that have gone above and beyond during their Pharmacy Practice Residency Program.

Dr. Andrew Posen, recipient of the Richard Hutchinson Award for Excellence in Clinical Pharmacy Practice.

Dr. Sophia Gilardone, recipient of the John McBride Award for Excellence in Hospital Pharmacy Practice.

Dr. Pop Receives the Shining Star Award from ICHP Dr. Marianne Pop was recognized with the ICHP New Practitioner Leadership Award and the Shining Star Award by the Illinois Council of Health-System Pharmacists at their Annual Meeting.

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Pharmacy Practice Faculty Recognition for COVID-19 Contributions by President of the University of Illinois System Drs. Rob DiDomenico, Rodrigo Burgos, Andrew Donnelly, Renata Smith and Sara Michienzi were recognized by Dr. Timothy Killeen, President of the University of Illinois System for their roles and contributions to fight against COVID-19. Dr. Killeen’s letter stated “...your role in our fight against COVIC-19 has helped save lives on our university campus and well beyond...”

P1 Professor of the Fall Semester Dr. Amanda Eades was named P1 Professor of the Fall Semester. This is awareded to a faculty member that went above and beyond in teaching our PharmD P1 students.

Innovative Online Learning Drs. Amanda Eades and Tara Driscoll were highlighted by the UIC Center for Advancement of Teaching Excellence for their innovation in teaching excellence in online learning.

You can read their Vignettes here: go.uic.edu/Vignettes

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Dr. Djuric Kachlic is Best of UIC in Teaching Dr. Marlowe Djuric Kachlic is the recipient of the 2021-2022 Teaching Recognition Program award. This award is granted to faculty who’s teaching is an excellent example of the high quality of instruction that characterizes the best of UIC.

Dr. Abigail Elmes Joins ACCP Resident Advisory Committee Dr. Abigail Elmes was selected to serve as a Member at Large on the 2021-2022 ACCP National Resident Advisory Committee.

Members of the committee have an integral role in the development of new programs and services for postgraduate trainee members.

Dr. Zackery Bulman Served as NIH Reviewer Dr. Zackery Bulman served as a reviewer for the Drug Discovery and Mechanisms of Antimicrobial Resistance Study Section in NIH.

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Miles Square Team Recipient of CARE Award

Our Mile Square Pharmacy Team was recognized with a UI Health “CARE” Award. The nominators stated that “the Miles Square pharmacy team has always been a group that could be counted on to identify safety concerns in our pharmacies and IT infrastructure.

Since going live with Epic, pharmacists at Miles Square took lead in identifying two separate important hazards for our patients and ensured that they were remedied. Their actions represent the values of UI Health and the Care we aim to always provide.

Miles Square team pictured (left to right): Crystal Mata, Christina Cortez, Steve Gutekanst, Laura Ayento, Maria Urquiza-Perez and Marcy Kalata Not pictured: Rhondi Inman, Nilmarie Ayala-Fontanez & Aasmitha Chitturi

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Dr. Sandra Cuellar Served as Keynote Speaker for the 2021 Hispanic Latinx Heritage Month Dr. Sandra Cuellar was the invited Keynote Speaker for the 2021 Hispanic Latinx Heritage Month.

The title of her presentation was “¡Vamos Hablar!

Academic and Clinical Perspectives of a Spanish Bilingual Pharmacist”.

Dr. Rim Interviewed by Modern Healthcare Dr. Matthew Rim was interviewed by Modern Healthcare for his article “Hospitals face specialty pharmacy challenges with insurer competition”.

Read the interview here: go.uic.edu/RimHealthcare

Dr. Christina Haaf Speaks on Oncology Pharmacist Roles in China Dr. Christina Haaf was a speaker at the Forbidden City International Pharmacist Conference, China held virtually in September 2021. The title of her presentation was “Roles of the Oncology Pharmacist in the United States”.

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Dr. Tesoro to Serve Second Term on the NCS Executive Committee Dr. Eljim Tesoro will serve a second term as a member of the Executive Committee for the Neurocritical Care Society (NCS). He has also been appointed Co-Chair of the Annual Meeting Committee for the Neurocritical Care Society.

Dr. Jennifer Pham Invited To Speak at Conference in Taiwan Dr. Jennifer Pham was a speaker at the 6th National Pharmacy Education Annual Conference, Taiwan held September 2021.

She delivered a presentation sharing experiences on APPE teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr. Burgos Appointed 4-Year Term on NIH-CDC-HIVMA/IDSA Panel Dr. Rodrigo Burgos was appointed for a four-year term to the panel of the NIH-CDC-HIVMA/IDSA Guidelines for Prevention and Treatment of Opportunistic Infections in Adults and Adolescents with HIV, in the Section Review Group.

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Dr. Jarrett Appointed AACP Competency-based Education Task Force Member

Dr. Jennie Jarrett Appointed Chair of the ACCP Research Fellowship Program Review Committee

Dr. Jennie Jarrett was appointed as a member of the Competency-based Education Task Force with the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy.

Dr. Jennie Jarrett was appointed as Chair of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy’s Research Fellowship Program Review Committee for a three-year term.

Dr. Rim to Serve on ASHP Survey Panel Dr. Matthew Rim was invited to serve on the survey panel for the 2022 ASHP Pharmacy Forecast.

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Dr. Gabay Leadership Appointments Dr. Michael Gabay was appointed to the Board of Pharmacy Specialties (BPS) Pediatric Pharmacy Specialty Council for the 2022-2024 term.

Dr. Gabay was appointed a Member of the Council on Public Policy for the American Society of HealthSystem Pharmacists.

AACP Award of Excellence in Experiential Education To recognize the challenging events in our country, this year’s awards honor all members of Experiential Education Departments at each institution for their tremendous efforts at keeping the programs operating despite unimaginable pandemic related challenges.

Congratulations to Drs. Allison Schriever, Amanda Eades, Marlowe Djuric Kachlic, Sheila Allen, Tara Driscoll, and Jennifer Casamassimo, and Rhonda Larkin for being recognizedwith the AACP Award of Excellence in Experiential Education.

Dr. Eric Wenzler Served as Advisor for CLSI Dr. Eric Wenzler was appointed as advisor for the Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) Subcommittee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing.

CLSI is a national organization that sets the standards and guidelines for antimicrobial susceptibility testing used in clinical practice. Subcommittee advisors are selected for the knowledge and expertise that they bring to the subcommittee in their areas of study and are responsible for data and document review and comment when guidelines are revised or developed.

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Drs. Andrews, Benken, and Wenzler Publish in BMC Nephrology Drs. Andrews, Benken, and Wenzler, with former Fellow Dr. Tan, published a paper in BMC Nephrology researching pharmacokinetics and dialytic clearance of apixaban during in vitro continuous renal replacement therapy.

Read it here: go.uic.edu/RenalReplacementTherapy

Clinical Team contributes to JAMA Paper Drs. Shapiro, Cunnigham, Driscoll, Habibi, Hellenbart, Huynh, Idrees, Kuchta, Lee, Mei, Pozzolano, Speakman, Uppuluri were co-authors on a paper in JAMA Network Open titled “Effect of Antithrombotic Therapy on Clinical Outcomes in Outpatients With Clinically Stable Symptomatic COVID-19: The ACTIV-4B Randomized Clinical Trial”.

Read it here: go.uic.edu/ClinicalOutcomes

Dr. Gross Elected to Board for SIDP Dr. Alan Gross was elected to serve as Board Member-at-Large for the Society of Infectious Diseases Pharmacists.

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Dr. Hamidovic Appointed Guest Editor in Healthcare for Psychiatry Dr. Ajna Hamidovic has been appointed Guest Editor in Healthcare for Psychiatry’s Special Issue “Advances in Addiction Treatment”.

Drs. Sweiss and Han Research Patients with Multiple Myeloma Drs. Karen Sweiss and Jin Han, with colleagues, published a paper in JAMA Network Open entitled “Evaluation of Frequency of Administration of Intravenous Bisphosphonate and Recurrent SkeletalRelated Events in Patients With Multiple Myeloma”.

The paper was also highlighted in the UIC Media Report.

Read it here: go.uic.edu/MultipleMyeloma

Drs. Carson and Zobeck Highlighted on ACCP Journals Podcast Drs. Erin Carson and Bryan Zobeck shared their outcomes of a new drive-up INR testing in a rural anticoagulation clinical during COVID-19 on the ACCP Journals Podcast.

Check out the podcast episode here: go.uic.edu/ACCPPodcast

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Dr. Kim Co-Authors Papers in New England Journal of Medicine Dr. Keri Kim worked with ATTACC, ACTIV-4a, and REMAP-CAP investigators to research and publish two papers in The New England Journal of Medicine on therapeutic anticoagulation with heparin in patients with COVID-19.

“Therapeutic Anticoagulation with Heparin in Critically Ill Patients with Covid-19” can be read here: go.uic.edu/KimCritically “Therapeutic Anticoagulation with Heparin in Noncritically Ill Patients with Covid-19” can be read here: go.uic.edu/KimNoncritically

Drs. Lau and Lee Direct an Online Program for Hong Kong Hospital Authority Drs. Alan Lau and James Lee are program directors for an online “Advanced Specialty Training Programme in Internal Medicine” for pharmacists at the Hong Kong Hospital Authority. About 36 Pharmacy Practice clinical faculty, from both the Chicago and Rockford campuses, are teaching in the program.

Dr. Laura Meyer-Junco Appointed Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Pain and Palliative Care Pharmacotherapy Dr. Laura Meyer-Junco was appointed Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Pain and Palliative Care Pharmacotherapy, which is a Taylor and Francis Group publication affiliated with the Society of Pain and Palliative Care Pharmacists.

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Dr. Sandra Cuellar was Quoted in Pharmacy Practice News Dr. Sandra Cuellar was interviewed and quoted for an article on Biosimilars for the March issue of Pharmacy Practice news.

Read it here: go.uic.edu/CuellarPPN

Dr. Badowski Joins IDSA

Dr. Melissa Badowski Appointed to IDP Specialty Council

Dr. Melissa Badowski was appointed as a member of the Standards and Practice Guidelines Committee for the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA).

Dr. Melissa Badowski has been appointed to Infectious Disease Pharmacy Specialty Council for the 2022-2024 term.

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Drs. Eades and Driscoll Were Panelists at the Inaugural UIC Healthcare Simulation Summit Drs. Amanda Eades and Tara Driscoll served as panelists representing pharmacy at the first inaugural UIC Healthcare Simulation Summit. The title of the session was “Topics in Simulation - It’s debatable: A Panel Discussion; Healthcare Simulation Summit Live Experiences”.

For more about the Summit, see the website: go.uic.edu/SimSummit

Dr. Ryan Rodriguez Interviewed for Infectious Disease News Dr. Ryan Rodriguez was interviewed for Infectious Disease News in relation to an article entitled “Strength of Recommendation and Quality of Evidence for Recommendations in Current Infectious Diseases Society of America Guidelines” published by Drs. Ryan Rodriguez, Katie Miles, and Alan Gross.

Read the interview here: go.uic.edu/RodriguezIDN

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Dr. Donnelly Named One of Crain’s “Notable Healthcare Heroes” Dr. Andrew Donnelly, who has been named one of Crain’s “Notable Healthcare Heroes” for his work on the COVID-19 crisis at UI Health. Congratulations Dr. Donnelly. Thank you for going “beyond the call” and your leadership over this last year of the pandemic.

For more information on Crain’s “Notable Healthcare Heroes” see their website: go.uic.edu/CrainHeros

Drs. Donnelly and Durley Featured in 340B Article Dr. Andrew Donnelly and Sandra Durley were featured in an article titled “340B hospitals offer more assistance removing barriers to medication access” in the UIC News.

Read the article here: go.uic.edu/340BHospitals

Drs. Donnelly, Durley, and JoAnn Stubbings Article Highlighted by 340B Drs. Andrew Donnelly, Sandra Durley and JoAnn Stubbings had their article “A comparison of medication access services at 340B and non340B hospitals” highlighted on 340B Hot Topic on CV340B’s website.

Read the Press Release here: go.uic.edu/340BHighlight

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Dr. Smith Marsh Featured in UIC News Dr. Daphne Smith Marsh was featured in an article titled “More Than Just a Pharmacist” in the UIC News. The article highlights Dr. Smith Marsh’s contributions as a clinical pharmacist in an underserved community and how she’s helping patients with restricted access to care overcome barriers in managing their diabetes.

Read the article here: go.uic.edu/SmithMarshUICNews

Dr. Daphne Smith Marsh Quoted in Pharmacy Today Dr. Daphne Smith Marsh was quoted in Pharmacy Today “FDA approves first interchangeable biosimilar insulin”.

Read the article here: go.uic.edu/SmithMarshPharmacyToday

Drs. Badowski and Idrees Invited to Speak on Podcast360 Drs. Melissa Badowski and Niha Idrees were invited to speak on Podcasts360, episode “Expert Conversations: Hypertension, Diabetes, and Hyperlipidemia in Patients Talking Antiretroviral Therapy”. In the episode about their team’s research evaluating the incidence of hypertension, diabetes, and hyperlipidemia in patients on INSTI-based regimens compared with NNRTI-based and PI-based regimens. They also talk about weight gain and obesity in patients living with HIV. They presented on these topics at IDWeek 2021.

Listen to the episode here: go.uic.edu/Podcast360

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ANNUAL REPORT 2021

Dr. Groo led ACC Cardiovascular Team Writing Group in Creation of New Infographics Dr. Vicki L. Groo led the ACC Cardiovascular (CV) Team Writing Group in the creation and release of several new infographics on over-the-counter (OTC) and herbal supplement interactions with the CV system and medications for certain CV conditions, chronic hyperkalemia and how to manage it with potassium binders and the management of cardiotoxicity induced by BTK inhibitors, and management of ICI-induced cardiotoxicity.

The infographics can be found on the American College of Cardiology’s library here: go.uic.edu/ACCInfographics

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Dr. Younge Co-Developed COVID-19 Navigation Training Curriculum Dr. Jewel Younge co-developed the City of Chicago COVID-19 Navigation Training curriculum.

Specifically, she recruited and led a team to create the COVID-19 Immunization Primer, Vaccine Hesitancy, COVID Scams, Motivational Interviewing and Role-Playing Activities, and Vaccination Registration units. She, also, co-lead 3 days of the 5 day training, in partnership with Rush, White Crane Wellness and the Chicago Department of Family and Support Services.

The City of Chicago Navigator program is an outreach initiative that trains and deploys City of Chicago health workers and social workers to contact older adults and help them obtain COVID-19 vaccinations.

Dr. Ruchik Patel Featured on Becker’s Hospital Review Podcast Dr. Ruchik Patel was featured on an episode of the Becker’s Hospital Review Podcast. The episode is titled “Data in the Driver’s Seat - Insights from Specialty Pharmacy Leaders” and discusses the importance of data in health system specialty pharmacy and how pharmacies are working to tackle challenges involved in identifying, aggregating, and then reporting out the data.

You can listen to it here: go.uic.edu/RuchikPodcast

Drs. Sweiss, Nutescu, and Han Paper Featured in ASCO Drs. Jifang Zhou, Karen Sweiss, Edith Nutescu, Jin Han, Pritesh Patel, Naomi Ko, Todd Lee, Brian Chiu, and Gregory Calip had their paper “Racial Disparities in Intravenous Bisphosphonate Use Among Older Patients With Multiple Myeloma Enrolled in Medicare” featured in the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) in Action as a part of ASCO’s special series on disparities in cancer care.

Read the coverage here: go.uic.edu/ASCOHighlight

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JoAnn Stubbings Quoted in AJHP Article JoAnn Stubbings, Emerita Clinical Associate Professor, was quoted in the article “ASHP specialty pharmacy summit leads the way”, in the April 1, 2021 issue of American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy. She presented preliminary findings on specialty pharmacy from ASHP’s most recent national pharmacy practice survey. She was quoted as saying, “We’re in a position to define the model. We don’t need to have an accrediting organization or a payer define our model.”

Available at: go.uic.edu/StubbingsQuoted

Medication Safety Team Awarded Best Poster The medication safety team (Student/externs Aileen Pharm, Jessica Wagner + pharmacists Kay Yamamoto, Connie Larson, and Adam Bursua) were awarded a best poster award for their system-wide performance improvement project entitled “Utilization of a Trigger Tool for Identification of Contributing Factors to Hypoglycemic Events in the Hospital Setting”. This is the team’s second consecutive best poster award at the Annual Health System wide Quality and Safety Fair.

Dr. Mahady Featured in UIC Today for Hosting Tec de Monterrey Dr. Gail Mahady was featured in UIC Today as one of six UIC professors who are hosting Tec de Monterrey students as part of the UIC – Tec de Monterrey Partnership. The student research internship program deepens the strategic partnership between Tec de Monterrey and UIC, promotes UIC’s globally connected community, and support the efforts of both Tec and UIC researchers.

For details see link: go.uic.edu/MahadyUICToday

Photo from UIC Today

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GIVING The Department of Pharmacy Practice extends heartfelt thanks to the donors listed below. All of them targeted their donations to the Department of Pharmacy Practice or the Residency Program, and for that the department is very grateful. The Department of Pharmacy Practice is proud that the number of gifts directed to the department and its programs has increased over the last few years. Thank you for your growing support and remember that every gift of any size truly does make a positive difference for the residency program, students, and department faculty. If you would like to donate to the Department and help further strengthen programs, you can do so online at: go.uic.edu/pharmgive

Thanks To: Dr. Debra J. Barnette & Mr. Tony G. Denas Dr. Linda R. Bressler Dr. Adam Bursua & Dr. Vika O. Gylys Dr. John M. Davis Dr. James F. Fahey Dr. Vanessa A. Jacobsen Mr. Alan A. Lukazewski & Ms. Rona Lukazewski Dr. Patrick L. McCollam & Dr. Jill S. McCollam

Louis J. Kuriansky Foundation

Dr. Charles E. McPherson Dr. James B. Mowry & Dr. Judith Jacobi Dr. Edith A. Nutescu & Mr. Gabriel Nutescu Dr. Christina Petrykiw & Mr. Andrij Petrykiw Dr. Amanda M. Ries & Mr. Mike Ries Mr. Daniel J. Salemi & Mrs. Carla M. Salemi Mr. Ben M. Stickan & Mrs. Carrie A. Stickan Mr. Steven F. Zielinski & Mrs. Betty Zielinski

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