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Callee Brooks recognized for Distinguished Poster at TPA

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A poster by UTHSC student pharmacist Callee Brooks was recognized as a Tennessee Society of Health-System Pharmacists (TSHP) Distinguished Poster at the Tennessee Pharmacists Association Winter Meeting. The poster is titled “Prescribing Patterns of Dual-Antiplatelet Therapy After Acute Ischemic Stroke or Transient Ischemic Attack at Methodist University Hospital.” “It was such an honor to have… Read More

Register for the 44th Annual Pharmacy Update

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The UTHSC College of Pharmacy’s Office of Continuing Education is presenting the 44th Annual Pharmacy Update this spring. Click here to register for one of the three remaining seminars, which are offered via live webcast. For any questions, please email pharmcpd@uthsc.edu.

Agent produced by UTHSC College of Pharmacy labs shows positive results for treating COVID-19 in clinical trials

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Veru, Inc. has announced significant potential of VERU-111, a drug developed at the UTHSC College of Pharmacy, in treating COVID-19. VERU-111 was developed in the lab of Wei Li, PhD, distinguished professor in the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and director of the College of Pharmacy’s Drug Discovery Center, in close collaboration with Dr. Duane Miller,… Read More

Dean Chisholm-Burns’ article ‘The Disease of Racism’ selected as Top 25 article by AJHP

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Dean Marie Chisholm-Burns’ article “The Disease of Racism,” which was published in the July edition of the American Journal of Health-Systems Pharmacy (AJHP), was included in the Top 25 AJHP Articles of 2020. The articles in this collection were the most downloaded for the year and have been made available to read for free online… Read More

Dr. Eric Bailey II named Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

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Dr. Eric Bailey II has accepted the role of Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for the College of Pharmacy and will start on April 1. Dr. Bailey received a Bachelor of Liberal Studies (Business/Music Business) degree from the University Memphis and the Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Keller Graduate School of Management. He… Read More

Student pharmacists continue to assist in COVID-19 vaccinations

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UTHSC student pharmacists have continued to assist in COVID-19 vaccinations across the state this month. In Memphis, students and faculty members have volunteered alongside nursing and medical students at the Appling Emissions Station, a drive-through vaccination site coordinated in partnership between the city and University Clinical Health. They have administered the second dose of the… Read More

Pharmacy alumni participate in COVID-19 symposium

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More than 300 University of Tennessee alumni have participated in a symposium on COVID-19 hosted by the UTHSC College of Pharmacy and the UT Alumni Association (UTAA). The event, titled “TODAY: Talking about the COVID-19 Vaccine” was a live webinar where alumni from across the University of Tennessee system talked with experts about the Covid-19… Read More

College participates in IPE escape room

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The College of Pharmacy participated in a virtual escape room inter-professional experience (IPE) focused on social determinants of health and medication adherence. The experience included the UTHSC College of Medicine and was developed in partnership with Memphis Escape Games and funded by Dr. Charles Snyder and the Office of Student Affairs and Community Engagement. To continue… Read More

Methodist University Hospital donates compounding hoods to College of Pharmacy

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In December, Methodist University Hospital donated five sterile compounding hoods to the UTHSC College of Pharmacy. The hoods, which are used in training student pharmacists on sterile product compounding, have been distributed to all three campuses in Memphis, Nashville, and Knoxville. Dr. Joyce Broyles, a long-standing affiliate faculty member in the College of Pharmacy, helped… Read More

College hosts Equity, Inclusivity, and Diversity programming

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The College of Pharmacy’s Equity, Inclusivity, and Diversity (EID) Advisory Board and Office of Student Affairs hosted the first social interaction and listening sessions for the year this month. The listening session, titled “COVID-19: Health Disparities and Equity,” provided space to discuss the structural and trust-related reasons for health disparities and COVID-19. The social interactions… Read More