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AMBULATORY CARE ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
The Ambulatory Care Enrichment Program (ACE) will prepare pharmacists to deliver high-quality patient care in an outpatient clinical environment. The training consists of 3 days of live virtual training, including 2 half-day mock clinic sessions during which participants will conduct clinic visits with simulated patient instructors. This clinically-oriented training program is intended for pharmacists who are or soon will be practicing clinically in an ambulatory care or community pharmacy setting. This program is led by experienced practitioners with extensive years of practice in a clinical setting.
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Program Dates: January 2024 and May 2024; specific dates to be announced soon
Registration Fee: $2,000 per trainee
Registration & Payment Deadline: 3 weeks prior to session
Training will be conducted virtually using video conferencing and Canvas to deliver program content. Up to 6 practicing pharmacists will be accepted into each program session.
This training will begin with case discussions that emphasize practical application of clinical guidelines to individual patient cases. In the mock clinics, participants will learn how to deliver chronic disease management, comprehensive medication review and transitions of care services. Program faculty will provide feedback based on review of electronic medical record notes and simulated patient instructor assessments. Assessment of clinical decision-making and communication skills (motivational interviewing, patient empowerment, etc.) will be included.
Knowledge of pharmacotherapy of common chronic conditions is required; optional self-study resources will be provided and knowledge will be demonstrated on a required assessment prior to attending the training. Please see the program syllabus for more details.
Program Director |
Clinical Program Coordinator |
Administrative Program Coordinator |
Day 1: Clinical Care Guidelines/Clinical Pearls
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Emily Ashjian, Pharm.D. |
Day 1: Comprehensive Medication Management and Transitions of Care Overview
Kellie Kippes, Pharm.D. |
Day 2: Comprehensive Medication Management and Transitions of Care: Simulated Clinic and Case Discussions
Valerie Lindell, Pharm.D., BCACP |
Day 3: Disease Management: Simulated Clinic and Case Discussions
Trisha Wells, Pharm.D. |
