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What year was SNPhA founded and by what University?

Founded in 1972 at Florida A&M University

What is the Policy on Standards of Attire for Routine Harrison School of Pharmacy Attendance?

1. Attire: Women: Clean, business casual 1. Dresses/Skirts no shorter than 1 inch above knee. No cleavage. 2. Leggings- only with a dress or skirt (still 1" above knee) only neutral colors 4 Men: Clean, business casual Collared Shirts, Tucked in. 5 Approved ID must be worn & visible at all times. Must be placed above the waist Never worn below on backpacks, around belt, or below waist.

Drug Information Specialist

A Drug Information Specialist provides up-to-the-minute, in-depth information about pharmaceuticals to those who need and request it, spends time exploring and learning in depth about certain pharmaceuticals, reading and reviewing scientific literature, listening to drug company representatives, searching the Internet, and determining what is good or bad about a particular therapy. *These specialists know more information about a product than the average practitioner.* Part of the job is to answer questions; however *these pharmacists do not see patients*

(Long-term Care Pharmacist).

A long-term care pharmacist is responsible for the care of patients at often many different residential facilities. Federal regulation requires a consulting pharmacist, which often includes long-term care pharmacists, to visit each facility at least monthly to check on the drug therapy of each patient. Long-term care pharmacists can also be responsible for dispensing medication to patients and educating staff at each of these facilities.

(Chain Drug Store Pharmacist).

Chain Drug Store Pharmacists are responsible for providing pharmacy related services to a large patient population. These pharmacists perform quality assurance checks, check drug interactions, coordinate with physicians, recommend alternate drug products, and double check dosing. Additional responsibilities include dispensing prescriptions, communicating with insurance providers, and educating patients.

Which HSOP organization hosts a Welcome Back Ice Cream Social, HSOP Thanksgiving Dinner, and Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Packing Party annually?

Christian Pharmacist Fellowship International

What is the primary known preventable cause of premature death in the US (Pack It Up Club)?

Cigarette smoking

Where is the EAB clinic located?

Birmingham / 112 14th St N Birmingham, AL

According to the committee of 19, how much does it currently cost per day to feed a child?

$0.25 a day

What will happen if keys are lost, stolen, or not surrendered at the end of the academic year?

$25 fee on your Bursar Bill.

(Military Pharmacist).

A military pharmacist works on the front lines to help supply patients with medications and continues the patient's medication therapy even after they have returned home. They are employed in all branches of the military and have an active role both on the battlefield and on military bases. Military pharmacists also counsel patients and are held to at least four years of service after school.

According to the policy on Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) Community Pharmaceutical Care Fund, for what purposes will reimbursement from the BCBS Community Pharmaceutical Care Fund be considered?

Reimbursement from the BCBS Community Pharmaceutical Care Fund will be considered for purposes such as: -Transportation for students and faculty to reach underserved citizens -Purchase of medication for those without the means to purchase essential medical items -Medical supplies needed for health and wellness activities Food in cases where the lack of proper nutrition is part of a program for improving overall well being.

What does the Policy on Curricular & Student Life Operations Between Auburn & Mobile campuses state concerning Telecommunication?

Should the Polycom Video Connection disconnect or substantially lose quality, students will obtain the lecture content through the DejaView system. In the event the system goes down for one class, students are expected to attend their subsequent classes and not to assume that classes are cancelled for the rest of the day. Students may also remain in audio contact with their instructor or facilitator by using the telephones in each room. The phone numbers for each room can be located on the PolyCom Reference Guide or on the HSOP Intranet.

SCCP is an organization at Harrison School of Pharmacy. What does SCCP stand for?

Student College of Clinical Pharmacy

Summarize the policies related to Integrated Pharmacotherapy according to the Influenza Policy for HSOP Student Pharmacists and Graduate Students.

Student pharmacists and Graduate Students with influenza or flu-like symptoms should immediately notify the Course Coordinator. Student pharmacists with known or suspected influenza infection should not attend class. The Course Coordinator will notify the respective facilitator and group. Instructions and guidance with regards to attendance and recommendations for further medical evaluation and treatment will be given. Students with influenza-like symptoms should not return to class and other school activities until they have been afebrile for at least 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medications. Every effort will be made to provide access to missed information; however, given the nature of the course, this may not always be possible.

Summarize the policies related to Pharmacy Practice Experience according to the Influenza Policy for HSOP Student Pharmacists and Graduate Students.

Student pharmacists who have influenza or related symptoms should immediately inform their faculty mentor and the Director of Experiential Learning/PPE Course Coordinator, who will provide further instruction on isolation from the PPE program and other students, as well as seeking further treatment. Student pharmacists with known or suspected influenza infection should not conduct any patient visits until cleared to do so by the OEL staff, who will notify faculty mentors regarding the affected student pharmacists. Student isolation/return to PPE related activities will be based on CDC recommendations.

According to the Policy of Student Medical Insurance, what should student pharmacists do if they lose insurance coverage?

Student pharmacists will be required to enroll in the medical insurance program sponsored by the Auburn University Student Government Association if they lose medical insurance coverage or do not have medical insurance coverage from another policy. Student pharmacists are required to notify designated OEL personnel at any time when their medical insurance changes or when coverage is lost. The student will also be disenrolled from HSOP if medical insurance is not obtained.

When can you become a member of SNPhA?

Students are eligible as undergraduates (all majors are accepted)

(Community Pharmacist).

They often own their own pharmacies and have to Deal with management and the economic side of pharmacy. They are involved in advising patients on not only curative but also preventative medicine, and then filling prescriptions for patients. *They also may compound unique prescriptions in the pharmacy.* Community pharmacists have to work with insurance companies, speak to their patients and counsel them on how to effectively use their medications. They schedule drug information programs and wellness events in the community such as smoking and cessation programs.

Summarize the responsibilities of the Professional Education Subcommittee (PEC) III.

This committee is responsible for the curricular improvement of experiential educational courses. The committee serves dual purposes: 1) oversight of the academic issues related to the curriculum, 2) advisory to OEL re: PPE and APE operations.

Summarize the responsibilities of the OTLA Advisory Group.

This committee reviews and make recommendations to improve the overall faculty development programs, and designs on-going faculty development programs. They make recommendations for programming themes that include consideration of topics in education, research, and professional practice. The committee is encouraged to submit their recommendations to the Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs in a timely manner to facilitate scheduling and acquisition of funding through the Executive Committee.

What are the objectives of the Professional Education Subcommittee (PEC) IV?

This committee specifically addresses issues related to outreach education. Specific responsibilities include: 1. Develop post graduate educational offerings for the next two academic years 2. Review and evaluate programs after they are conducted to identify strengths and areas for improvement. Incorporate improvements into subsequent programming. 3. Continue to develop and implement learner-centered post graduate approaches (CPD-Continuous Professional Development). 4. Plan a technician certification course offered by PGE which perhaps utilizes the HSOP facilities after hours and the available Polycom technology in a flipped classroom environment.

Summarize the objectives of the Faculty and Student Honors, Awards and Scholarship Committee.

This committee: 1. Nominates individuals for student awards and scholarships. 2. Identifies the extramural scholarships/grants that are available to student pharmacists and places links on the web site. 3. Monitors the distribution of student scholarship funds and provides necessary documentation to the Dean's office upon request. 4. Makes recommendations to "Communications Group" to maintain the web site providing information to prospective and current students regarding scholarships, their history (e.g. information about donors), criteria and application information. In addition, routine student competitions for scholarships offered by external sponsors should be included. 5. Identifies and recognizes recipients of graduate student awards. 6. A yearly report is due October 15 of each calendar year.

Define Student Education Records according to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).

Those records directly related to a student and maintained by an educational agency or institution. Examples: student files maintained in OASA, course assignments, and examinations.

Is Crawfeast unique to Mobile's chapter of Phi Delta Chi?

Yes

Does plagiarism affect the membership of the students in Rho Chi?

Yes it does. One of the criteria for membership of Rho Chi is to have not been disciplined for violations of the school's honor code or professionalism standards.

How can you become a Certified Smoking Cessation Counselor in the Pack It Up Club?

You must watch a pre-recorded lecture series and attend a skills training session (training sessions are comprised of case studies and a certification OSCE). -P1s can only attend training session after completing first OSCE (so not until Spring 2016)

Where is the PAWS Clinic located?

15th Place in downtown Mobile, Alabama

What type of pharmacy practice does APA represent?

APA represents all practices of pharmacy.

Brothers of Kappa Psi are involved in at least how many other organizations?

At least one other organization

What is the name of the Mobile chapter of Phi Delta Chi?

Gamma Lambda

Summarize the policy regarding the accessibility to Student Educational Records according to Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).

Access to student records is restricted to those University officials with a legitimate educational interest that relates to their position within the institution. Examples include: Faculty and staff in the Dean's office, members of CARP, and PPE mentors.

What is the importance of developing a sense of loyalty, incorporating dedication, and adhering to ethical standards to accomplish the goal of professional development, according to the Student Pledge of Professionalism?

• By developing a sense of loyalty to the profession of being a pharmacist you are accepting the responsibility of being a builder to you community. By doing this we are willing to contribute our time to the wellbeing of others and accept accountability for our actions and responsibilities as a pharmacist. • By incorporating dedication, we pledge to continually reassess our values both professionally and personally to uphold our standard of excellent patient care. • By adhering to the ethical standards we agree to follow all rules and regulations put in place legally and professionally to protect our patients and ourselves and to provide the best quality of care possible.

Summarize the Standards of Professional Attire policy regarding personal care.

• Students should strive to maintain adequate personal hygiene standards at all times. This includes regular bathing, use of deodorant, and maintenance of dental hygiene. • Hair should be neat, clean, and styled off the face. When in close contact with patients, hair should be pulled back. Beards and mustaches should be clean and well groomed. • Cologne, perfume or aftershave is not recommended in the patient care setting. • Cosmetics should be used in moderation. • Nails should be well groomed, manicured and of short to medium length. • Jewelry and accessories should be non-distracting.

According to the Standards of Professional Attire Policy, what items are specifically not permitted under any condition?

•Hats or caps (except when related to religion or cultural dress) •Denim/jeans of any color; •Shorts, cargo pants, culottes, skorts, skirts, Bermuda shorts above mid-calf; •Sweatpants, sweatshirts, non-collared T-shirts or T-shirts with lettering, or cropped tops that expose the midriff (business casual styled turtlenecks and mock turtlenecks may be worn, and sweaters/fleeces should be worn if necessary due to cool building temperatures); •Athletic shoes, casual sandals without back straps, flip-flops, clogs, or beach shoes. Open toed shoes are discouraged and are not permitted in patient care areas. •Scrubs (tops or pants); •Avoid large jewelry or buttons that could interfere with patient care. •No visible piercings other than ears. •Visible tattoos.

AlSHP is the state affiliate for which national organization?

AISHP is the state affiliate for the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists.

Summarize the responsibilities of the Committee on Academic Requirement and Professionalism (CARP).

CARP is responsible for overseeing the academic and professionalism standards required for progression of student pharmacists in the program. CARP is also responsible for program remediation.

What is the philanthropy of Phi Delta Chi?

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

Summarize the objective(s) of the Professional Education (Steering) Committee (PEC).

1.Design and manage the traditional professional and post graduate education curriculums. 2.Establish educational outcomes and educational requirements (credit and non-credit), allocate curricular time, and identify appropriate learning/teaching method(s). 3.Maintain continuous improvement for all courses utilizing ability-based outcomes assessment data as outlined in the Comprehensive Assessment Plan (CAP).

How much does it cost to join The Committee of 19?

no cost to join

Exceptions:

1 After Hours & Weekends:: Dress neatly at all times in Walker Building Never wear clothing inappropriate for a professional. 2 Labs & Patient Areas: Instructor or Institutional policy supersedes this policy. 3 Medical Conditions: If inhibit adherence, discuss with Associate Dean of Academic & Student Affairs.

Summarize the objectives of the Executive Committee.

1. Facilitate multi-directional communication between faculty, School and University Administration. 2. Assist with establishing the vision and direction for the School. 3. Provide assistance with budgetary issues. 4. Advise on establishment of school committee charges and membership. 5. Participate in establishment of policy. 6. Assist in developing and maintaining quality teaching, research, outreach, faculty development and other special programs within the School.

Summarize the procedure for group assignments according to the Policy on Student Assignment to Groups.

1. First and third year groups for group assignments are created randomly, but second year students are allowed to select own groups but not a specific room. 2. P3 group issues are to be resolved through IP Coordinator through OTLA. P1 and P2 conflicts are to be resolved through OASA. 3. If conflicts aren't resolved, a student may request a group reassignment in writing to the Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs. It must include: a. Description of problem/issue b. Description of attempts at resolution c. Explanation as to why the problem cannot be resolved d. Plan to prevent further issues with subsequent groups if assignment is approved. 4. The Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs will review request and all included documentation and make appropriate reassignments if deemed necessary.

What are the general procedures for the Chemical Impairment Policy?

1. If a student suspects they may be chemically impaired, they should report themselves to the Associate Dean for Academic & Student Affairs. 2. If any member of the HSOP family suspects that a colleague/peer is chemically impaired, they should report it to the Associate Dean for Student Affairs. 3. The associate dean will meet with the accused to discuss and investigate the complaint and drug screening may occur. 4. Student Pharmacists who are suspected of chemical impairment are then referred to the Board of Pharmacy's RIP program; this may result in revocation of their license. 5. Upon evaluation by the RIP program, recommendations of appropriate treatment will be reported to the HSOP & the Board or Pharmacy; also, the license status will be determined by the Board. 6. The HSOP may suspend the accused during the evaluation. If so, reasons will be provided and an opportunity to respond will be granted. 7. If a student pharmacist's internship license is suspended, revoked, or voluntarily surrendered, he/she will be immediately suspended from the HSOP. 8. Student pharmacists may be reinstated into HSOP after the school is notified by the Board that the student pharmacist's internship license has been reinstated on a probationary basis. At the time of returning to the HSOP, the student pharmacist will be required to acknowledge in writing their recognition of appropriate professional behavior that includes adherence to all RIP program stipulations. 9. The student's recovery will be monitored and the Associate Dean will be notified if the student fails to comply. Monitoring will continue until the student graduates or leaves the HSOP. If a student does not comply, the HSOP will act based on discussions between the RIP program administrator and the Associate Dean. In the case of repeated offense, the student may be suspended or expelled. The student will be notified by the Associate Dean which disciplinary actions will be taken and given the chance to respond. 10. Students who are arrested or convicted for violation of federal or state laws related to drug diversion are subject to appropriate disciplinary action.

Summarize the responsibilities of the Health Services Board.

1. Serve in an advisory capacity for the operation of Pharmacy Health Services/. 2. Identify and promote opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration with health providers in Alabama. 3. Review new proposals for expanded service programs. 4. A yearly report is due October 15 of each calendar year.

Summarize the enforcement standards of the Standards of Professional Attire Policy.

1. Standards of Attire are intended to be self-regulated. 2. Students inappropriately dressed or groomed may be dismissed (from classes) and requested to comply with the standards. 3. Questionable cases of dress or grooming shall be presented to the Honor Board. 4. Repeated actions judged to be violations by the Honor Board will be considered improper professional behavior and may result in disciplinary action. 5. Other policies may be implemented as warranted to ensure adherence.

Summarize the policy regarding the priority for the use of P1 and P2 team rooms according to the policy on Team Room Usage.

1. Students with scheduled PPE meetings 2. Assigned student groups working on projects that are part of courses 3. Students who are studying in their assigned room 4. Ad hoc study groups 5. Individual students who are studying in a room not assigned to them 6. Students desiring leisure time (if others are studying in your room please use the lounge)

(Nutrition Support Pharmacist).

A nutrition support pharmacist is responsible for preparing and alternative form of nutrition that is administered intravenously through a process called total parenteral nutrition (TPN). This process delivers necessary fluids, carbohydrates, fats, proteins, electrolytes, vitamins, and elements to patients that are normally unable to eat due to bowel surgery, short bowel syndrome, Crohn's disease, and other gastrointestinal diseases. In order to tailor the treatment to the patient's needs, the pharmacist factors in the patient's medication history, current condition, and concurrent disease states before devising a nutrition formula. This type of pharmacy requires the pharmacist to work as a member of a multidisciplinary team and be able to design treatments specific to a patient's needs. A nutrition support pharmacist may practice in a hospital and clinical setting, as well as nursing facilities and patients' homes.

Summarize the procedure for reassigning a student pharmacist to a different group according to the Policy on Student Assignment to Groups.

After the students have made an effort to resolve the issue, they may submit a formal document to the Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs including the following: • A description of the problem • Any measures that have been taken to resolve the problem • An explanation of why the problem cannot be resolved • A plan to prevent the problem from occurring in future groups The Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs will review the request, gather other relevant information, and reassign, if deemed necessary. Reassignments will be discussed with all included parties. Student pharmacists may have to take part in programs designed to improve group functioning.

Where are the NCPA headquarters (host of a fourth year elective rotation and a PGY-1 residency) located?

Alexandria, Virginia

Summarize the policy regarding the confidentiality of Student Educational Records according to Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).

All individuals with authorized access to student educational records are required to maintain student confidentiality as dictated by the policies and procedures set forth by FERPA. FERPA defines these records as records that are directly related to a student and maintained by an educational agency or institution. All HSOP faculty, staff, and selected students on HSOP committees must sign affidavits agreeing to adhere to the confidentiality standard.

What does the Policy on Curricular & Student Life Operations Between Auburn & Mobile campuses state concerning room reservation and video conferences?

All room reservation and video conferences between Auburn, Mobile and all other sites must be scheduled using the Room Reservation and Video Connection Standard Operating Procedures located on the HSOP's Intranet. Any changes to existing reservations or cancellations must follow the Room Reservation and Video Connection Standard Operating Procedures.

P1 Liaison, Generation Rx Chair, and OTC Literacy Chair are the leadership positions available for P1s for which organization?

American Pharmacists Association - Academy of Student Pharmacists

Operation Heart, Generation Rx, and Operation Diabetes are parts of patient care initiatives of which organization?

American Pharmacists Association -Academy of Student Pharmacists (APhA-ASP).

(Infectious Disease Pharmacist).

An infectious disease pharmacist is responsible for managing the pharmacotherapy for patients with infectious diseases. They are also responsible for teaching clinicians rational approaches to selecting anti-infective agents to help combat the infectious disease. The pharmacist also works with compassionate use programs offered by the pharmaceutical industry to provide novel investigational treatment options for infections where traditional treatment no longer works or cannot be tolerated by the patient.

Summarize the policy regarding the student academic grievances according to the Policies and Procedures Concerning Student Pharmacist and Graduate Student Grievances.

As indicated in the University policy, student academic grievances are to be resolved at the lowest possible level. Student pharmacists with academic grievance issues should initially try to resolve such issues with the pertinent faculty member. If the student is not satisfied that a fair and equitable outcome has been obtained, he or she may then take the grievance in the following order to the Director of Experiential Learning (if a practice experience course), Department Head, Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs, Dean, and University Student Academic Grievance Committee.

What does AUSSHP stand for?

Auburn University Student Society of Health-System Pharmacy

Which HSOP organization holds an annual Residency Mixer on both the Auburn and Mobile campuses?

Auburn University Student Society of Health-Systems Pharmacy (AUSSHP).

What does NCPA stand for?

National Community Pharmacist Association

Summarize the responsibilities of the Graduate Programs Committee.

Committee charges: 1. Provide oversight and guidance in the development of interdisciplinary and joint degree and certificate programs (Pharmaceutical Engineering, Pharm.D./Ph.D., Pharm.D./ MPh or MBA, Residency/MS). 2. Provide input regarding policies and procedures of graduate student progress. 3. Establish programmatic outcome measures to be used in determining quality and improvement of graduate programs in collaboration with OTLA. 4. Approve new or modified graduate courses. 5. Coordinate graduate student recruiting and marketing. 6. Work with HSOP Communication Liaison and OIT to develop a coordinated web and print-based graduate program marketing campaigns. 7. A yearly report is due October 15 of each calendar year.

(Compounding Pharmacist).

Compounding pharmacists have specialized training that allows them to create new formulations when a patient is unable to tolerate generally accepted medications. Compounding pharmacists can work independently, or in collaboration with a physician, to change a difficult to swallow pill into a topical gel or lollipop.

(Critical Care Pharmacist).

Critical Care Pharmacists optimize the use of medications in the sickest patients in the hospital by identifying potential adverse effects and drug interactions while simultaneously managing the patient's entire medication regime. They play an important role in researching drug use in ICU patients who, on average, take ten medications. The job requires a general residency followed by a specialized residency in critical care.

What does the Policy on Curricular & Student Life Operations Between Auburn & Mobile campuses state concerning Office Hours?

Office hours are set during convenient times for both students and faculty members. Students from both campuses can contact faculty at either campus via phone or videoconference during office hours, but by email at any time outside of office hours.

Who is the current Rho Chi National President?

Dr. Paul Jungnickel

What is the policy concerning eating in the student lounge, team rooms, and the Atrium or Flat Auditorium, according to the policy on Food and Beverages?

Eating and drinking are encouraged in the student lounge - You can eat/drink in the team rooms, but have to clean up after yourself. If you do spill, it is your responsibility to clean it up. Do not overfill trash containers in the Team Room. - No sodas in the Tiered Atrium - Food can be served in the Flat Auditorium with special permission or for organization meetings

Summarize the policy concerning Student Email Accounts.

Email is recognized as an official means of communication within HSOP. Students are required to check email accounts regularly and to respond in a timely manner. Any student who does not check and respond regularly will be held accountable for any consequences that occur as a result. Students must adhere to appropriate courtesy and etiquette for all email communications. Additionally, students must recognize that sometimes email may not be the most appropriate means of communication. In order to use an Auburn University email account to buy, sell, or trade items to other members, students must adhere to specific guidelines for the subject lines of these emails. The guidelines are: 1. "For Sale: <Item><Cost>" 2. "Wanted: <Item><Cost>" 3. "For Trade: <Item>" Any deviations from these guidelines will be viewed as a breach of professionalism.

What is one of the oldest stand-alone charitable pharmacies in the country and where is it located?

One of the oldest stand-alone pharmacies in the country is the Ozanam Charitable Pharmacy in Mobile, AL.

(Hospice Pharmacist)

Hospice pharmacists can practice in hospices, pharmacies under contract with hospices, and patients' homes. They provide drug information services to patients and staff, act as members of the hospice team, monitor therapeutic outcomes, recommend drug therapies, and develop protocols for pain management as well as for specific symptom management. Additionally, they are responsible for counseling and educating elderly hospice patients and their families in clear and precise ways. What sets the hospice pharmacists apart is that their primary goals are palliative care and long-term pain management without dealing with the underlying cause. Therefore, a big challenge to patient medication counseling is the patients' fear of addiction. Generally, these pharmacists see sub-acute and long term care patients versus patients that cycle in and out of hospital settings. This affects their patient-centered care plan as the duration of treatment is significantly longer. Because these patients are so ill, they are often on heavy doses of complicated medication regimens. This raises the possibility of harmful medication interactions. Ultimately, they must ensure that their care plans focus on patient comfort, respect, and dignity for the entire duration of treatment.

(Hospital Staff Pharmacist).

Hospital Staff Pharmacists oversee and verify the dispensing of drugs, and directly interact with patients through rounds and monitoring of patients following drug administration. Additionally, they acquire drug serum levels and other metrics to best establish proper drug selection and dosing. As a manager, staff pharmacists oversee additions to the hospital's regular drug inventory, maintain controlled substance inventory, and can even be involved in investigative drug services like clinical trials. A hospital pharmacist is also involved with establishing and maintaining efficiency within the business side, as well as, policies and procedures. Staff pharmacists are involved in the education of future pharmacists by working with residents and student pharmacists to provide real-life application of the things learned in class. They also liaise with other departments to collaborate on patient care.

Where can Kappa Psi Brothers be found?

In every state, in every major city the world, practicing in every area of pharmacy.

Industry-Based Pharmacist).

Industry based pharmacy is a broad profession where they have little interaction with patients in their day-to-day life. Their responsibilities can range from drug research and development to sales and marketing. Some career choices may require a business degree or minor. Some career fields may include: marketing, sales, education, drug development and research, and regulatory affairs.

Summarize the influenza prevention procedure according to the Influenza Policy for HSOP Student Pharmacists and Graduate Students.

It is the professional responsibility of students to take those actions that will minimize the spread of influenza to other members of the Auburn University community, and particularly to patients. Students are asked to self-isolate should they develop influenza-like symptoms.

Summarize the objectives of the Professional Education Subcommittee (PEC) II.

Maintains a continuous curricular improvement process for DAD, I-IV, IP I and II, and CAPP of the curriculum.

According to the policy on Hurricane Disaster, summarize the policy of accessing emergency information.

Messages of importance will be sent to all HSOP faculty, staff and students via school-wide e-mail. Email will be the official mode of communication both prior to a storm's landfall and after the storm. If the P1-P3 students, faculty or staff are unable to access email due to inclement conditions, information may be obtained by contacting the HSOP Auburn campus office number 334-844-8348. Preceptors and P4 students can also obtain information by contacting the Office of Experiential Learning at 334-844-4195 or Director of Experiential Learning 334-844-4329.

Summarize the responsibilities of treasurer and recording secretary according to the policy on Student Travel.

Recording Secretary: o Student Council attendance points o Totaling points accrued by each student pharmacist o Reporting point totals to the Harrison School of Pharmacy treasurer no later than April 1 of each year - Treasurer o Distribution of points reimbursement checks o Distribution of checks no later than April 15 of each year o Issuance of one reimbursement check per member per year

What is the policy concerning accidental spills according to the policy on Food and Beverages?

The responsible person is expected to clean it up. Timing for cleanup is critical for liquids containing sugar. Clean up supplies and instructions can be found in all HSOP restrooms. If the spill is beyond the scope of supplies provided, contact the Dean's Office for assistance between 7:45 am to 4:45 pm or see the custodian in the building before 1:00 pm.

Summarize the objectives of the Honor Board.

There are three main objectives for the Honor Board. The first is to perform the duties and responsibilities of The Board of Ethical and Professional Conduct as established in the Code of Ethical and Professional Conduct. The second objective is to revise the Code of Ethical and Professional Conduct as required. The third objective is that they produce a yearly report that is due by October 15th of each calendar year.

Diabetes Awareness, HIV awareness and prevention, Chronic Kidney Disease Awareness and prevention are initiatives of which HSOP organization?

These are initiatives of the Student National Pharmacy Association (SNPhA).

CV Review Service, Mentoring Program, Student Travel Awards are offered to the members of which HSOP organization?

These services are offered to members of the Student College of Clinical Pharmacy (SCCP).

Summarize the policy regarding submission of medical insurance documentation according to the policy on Student Medical Insurance.

Proof of insurance must be provided at the beginning of each academic year. All documentation must be submitted by the third class day of Fall Semester or, in the case of student pharmacists in the 4th professional year, prior to beginning of the first advanced practice rotation. HSOP officials must be notified if insurance coverage is changed or lost.

What is the role of HSOP OIT for the incoming students according to the Student Computer Policy?

Provides various services ranging from wireless internet, upgrading software and hardware components, troubleshooting issues with various equipment that may arise and also training students to use the technology and equipment that we have on campus. They are also responsible for printing services, various video services (Ex: Polycom systems) and maintenance of all the equipment pertaining to these resources.

What country did HSOP CPFI students serve on a medical mission trip this past spring break?

Panama.

(Managed Care Pharmacist).

Pharmacists who work within the managed care area of a chain closely interact with those in clinical services in developing compliance programs and other professional services which can be marketed to insurance companies, so the pharmacist can have a more direct impact on patient care. As one pharmacist put it, "we don't get involved in all the nuances of different insurance companies, in effect, we are the insurance company." These pharmacists work directly with patients, while staying in continuous contact with their providers, to keep the patients within the therapeutic "international normalized ratio" or "INR" goal. Many managed care pharmacies incorporate aspects of both chain and hospital pharmacies. Within the clinics arena, the pharmacist generally reviews both lab work and progress notes from the previous day, contacts the patient when additional information is needed, and makes some therapy decisions while in communication with the provider. Additionally, the pharmacist will assist in maintenance of the electronic patient database, answer patient calls into the clinic, and occasionally see new patients initially in a class setting. The daily responsibilities of a pharmacist working in a managed care pharmacy vary.

Which Pharmacy Fraternity was the first of its kind, founded Nov. 2, 1883?

Phi Delta Chi

Where was PLS founded?

Phi Lambda Sigma was founded in Auburn by pharmacy student, Charlie Thomas, in March 1965.

Summarize the policy regarding professional behavior at presentations according to the policy on Professional Seminar Series (PSS).

Professional behavior is expected of all students. Reading a book, talking to another student, or doing work from a different class is prohibited. The use of laptops and other distractive behaviors such as texting and other things are also not permitted. The students are expected to be professional and respectful and pay close attention to the seminar being given. PSS is also mandatory unless special circumstances result in an excused absence. The P3 students are responsible for taking attendance.

Summarize the policy regarding quiet study spaces according to the policy on Team Room Usage.

The Drug Information Center, Tiered Auditorium, Flat Auditorium, and Seminar Room 1206 shall be designated as quiet study spaces when not being used for scheduled classes, meetings, or any other event listed on the Master Schedule.

Summarize the objectives of the Professional Education Subcommittee (PEC) I.

The PEC I works to continually improve integrated sequences in the curriculum including: Law/Ethics PCS, Drug Lit, PP DME and CAPP, based on annual assessment data provided by Academic and Student Affairs.

How are students nominated for PLS consideration?

The PLS nomination process is peer based. Peers nominate persons who meet the leadership standards of the organization. The nominees are then voted on to achieve entry to the organization. There is no application process.

Summarize the objectives of the Admissions Committee.

The committee engages in continuous revision of the admissions format, *revision of the interviewer training program and strengthens interviewers' abilities in conducting interviews and discussion*, evaluates and improves the interview questions and process, *The committee recommends updates to the HSOP website pertaining to admissions.*, annually report by October 15 of each calendar year.

Which disciplines are involved at the PAWS Clinic?

The disciplines involved in the PAWS Clinic are as follows: physicians, physician assistants, nurses, social workers, occupational therapists, physical therapists, and pharmacists.

What does the Policy on Curricular & Student Life Operations Between Auburn & Mobile campuses state concerning *Examinations*?

The exam schedule is determined before the start of each semester and changes are only made in the case of extreme circumstances. *Exams are held at the same time on both campuses and are transmitted to each campus within 48 hours before the start of an exam*, To ensure minimal disruption, students should not ask questions while an exam is being taken.

When do students receive the key to their team-room storage bins?

The keys are given to each student at the beginning of each academic year.

(Oncology Pharmacist).

The main role of an oncology pharmacist is to ensure the accuracy of ordered medications while keeping up with the patient's laboratory results on a daily basis. Most of the time, these pharmacists will compound medications in a sterile, bacteria-free environment. This requires special clothing and protective measures for the pharmacy staff working in these conditions. In addition, the pharmacist provides information on a drug's availability, dosing suggestions, interactions and monitoring techniques. Because cancer patients are generally on more than one medication — typically chemotherapy and anti-nausea drugs, for example — the oncology pharmacist determines which drugs can safely be given together. Developing a relationship with the physicians and nurses is crucial in order to provide the upmost care in the oncology pharmaceutical health field.

What is the objective of the Clinical Services Advisory Committee?

The objective of the committee is to guide the Assistant Dean for Health Services on any clinical service that is under the school's responsibility. This includes programs, policies, procedures, outreach, services and pharmacy benefit management initiatives through Pharmacy Health Services (PHS) and HSOP. They also guide in continuous quality improvement (CQI) initiatives for services in the clinic and pharmacy through the PHS; services for developing and improving collaborative relationships with physicians in Auburn and Montgomery, and monitoring software for HSOP clinical services to make recommendations for development and improvements.

Summarize the objectives of the Chemical Impairment Policy.

The objectives of the policy are to protect patients, provide assistance to impaired student pharmacists, and to facilitate the completion of education for those who are impaired.

What is the primary role of the P1 student volunteer at the EAB clinic?

The primary role of the P1 student volunteer at the EAB clinic is to keep an electronic medical record, work within a formulary, keep inventory, and to assist with patient education.

What is the purpose the Office of Information Technology (OIT) Advisory Group?

The purpose of the OIT Advisory Group is to advise the IT Director about services. It does not report directly to the faculty.

Summarize the purposes of the Strategic Planning Committee.

The purpose of the Strategic Planning Committee is to promote and monitor quality improvement of HSOP as a whole. The committee must identify improvement opportunities, determine the desired outcomes, and clarify the goals of HSOP. They are responsible for developing plans and initiatives to achieve those goals. For continuous quality improvement, the committee must measure and report the progress of those plans and initiatives. The committee writes strategic plans, strategic plan progress reports, and continuous quality improvement reports.

(Home Care Pharmacist).

The responsibilities of a home care pharmacist include monitoring drug therapy, serving as a consultant to the patient and family. Home care pharmacists are also involved in reviewing the patient's previous and current medication. They are also in charge of the discharge planning and psychosocial needs. As with other categories pharmacist, the home care pharmacist is an intricate part of the patient's health care team.


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