Discussing an Ambulatory Care Clinical Pharmacist’s Role in Implementing opioid Stewardship in a Health System Serving Rural WI Community

Opioid Stewardship Podcast

Discussing an Ambulatory Care Clinical Pharmacist’s Role in Implementing opioid Stewardship in a Health System Serving Rural WI Community

Feb 16, 2022 · 24m 56s

Chapters

01 · Description of ThedaCare’s academic detailing initiative in 8 rural clinics

4m 53s

02 · Specific role of the pharmacist in the academic detailing initiative

6m 11s

03 · Why it was important for the pharmacist to go to the clinics and meet with providers

8m 27s

04 · Discussion of the unique skills/expertise that pharmacists can contribute to opioid stewardship

12m 13s

05 · The role pharmacists can play in identifying opioid-related risks to inform opioid stewardship

14m 32s

06 · How ThedaCare has been able to support the pharmacist’s time spent on additional clinic-based activities related to opio

16m 20s

07 · Advice for colleagues in similar rural settings who are interested in developing an opioid stewardship role for pharmaci

18m 49s

08 · Any pharmacist can contribute to opioid stewardship, it does not have to be an ambulatory pharmacist

21m 21s

Description

Guests: Nicole Green, BSP, RPh, DPLA, Director-Ambulatory Pharmacy Services at ThedaCare
Dan Cunningham, PharmD, Ambulatory Care Clinical Pharmacist at ThedaCare

Additional resources: This podcast is part of the toolkit, “Enhancing Opioid Stewardship in Rural Wisconsin Health Systems: A Toolkit for Pharmacists.” To access the full toolkit: https://pharmacy.wisc.edu/centers/sonderegger-research-center/toolkits/opioid-stewardship/

To access this podcast with closed captioning and an accompanying transcript, please visit: https://pharmacy.wisc.edu/centers/sonderegger-research-center/toolkits/opioid-stewardship/

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