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RAGE Against the Machine: Amy Stewart AAPACN

Nestled near the border of the US and Canada, Amy Stewart is the Chief Nursing Officer at the American Association of Post-Acute Care Nurses (AAPACN). She leads the nurses in skilled nursing homes responsible for the MDS and the home;s nursing direction. The Minimum Data Set (MDS) is the data instrument that CMS uses for quality and payment. It is critical and how pharmacy and pharmacists can work closer with the nurses charged with managing it, it a top line issue.  Listen as we hear from the expert on MDS and how pharmacist's can help with it and use it to better their medication management strategy.
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Special: South Central Regional Meeting

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The New Frontier: Thea Blystone

Thea Blystone gives Kevin and Jaron a tour of her practice in her race car just to confirm that there is no one in the rear view mirror. Join us and get the inside scoop to help push the profession forward into the next frontier!
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RAGE Against the Machine: Lisa Gables

ASCP has always cultivated leaders.  We may be the cradle of pharmacist leaders amongst the pharmacy associations. But not all are pharmacists. Lisa Gables started her career in accounting, working in adult day care before it became cool. She spent time at ASCP embedding herself in supporting the work our pharmacists and pharmacies dealing with older adults and the medically complex. She now leads the American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA) and has established a "HealthForce" for providers like PAs to fight alongside pharmacists for expanded roles, filling the primary care gap.  And she's fierce. Join us as we talk about efforts to elevate practitioners to the top of their licenses, working together as a force against the naysayers (like the Antiquated Medical Association or AMA).
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Pillars of Industry: Alan Obringer

A pillar of our industry doesn't need to be in it for decades and can come from anywhere at anytime. It is a part of what makes LTC pharmacy such a great place. Alan Obringer's special skill when he started in LTC was height. :) Now he stands tall as a leader in long term care and has an amazing practice in Florida helping move our sector forward. Want to know how to pivot, innovate in succeed in LTC - listen with us to Alan's story. 
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Special: NE Regional Episode

Nothing screams "ASCP entrepreneurial pharmacy" like a family run pharmacy established in 1933, in the hometown of the largest pharmacy retailer (CVS) in the shadow of the 10,000 lbs gorilla (Amazon Pharmacy). White Cross Pharmacy has chucked and jabbed for nearly a century, always ahead of the curve taking care of people in their community with the kind of care only a family independent pharmacy can deliver. We go "on location" for an inspirational visit while at our Northeast regional meeting in Rhode Island.
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The New Frontier: Brian CHAI

In this episode, your hosts & favorite pharmacist frontiersmen, speak with Dr. Brian Anderson, MD, CEO of the Coallition for Health AI (CHAI). CHAI is a leading health AI community made up of 1000s of healthcare organizations with a goal to make health AI safe and effective for all. Dr. Anderson provides tremendous insights on the impacts AI will have in healthcare and for pharmacists.
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Political Footballs: Miriam Cho

You can't out passion our next guest. Miriam Cho is an engine of energy for long term care pharmacy. Don't tell her no, don't short pay her services, and don't give her a challenge you don't want solved. Miriam works in long term care pharmacy in Indiana and Illinois and she's at the center of the fight for fair reimbursement. Join us as we discuss what she is asking states to do, where things are in Illinois and what we all should be doing to drive long term care pharmacy forward. Pharmacy is searching for strategies for survival and Miriam is a survivor acting with energy. 
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Pillars of Industry: Dee Antimasaris

Take the road less traveled... go where no one has gone before.. blaze the trail..  all of these phrases describe our next guest, Dee Antimasaris. A pharmacist whose incredible career has focused on providing pharmacist services in places without traditional pharmacists.  She works at a University without a pharmacy school, teaching physicians pharmacology and providing the kinds of services that create demand from the physicians they train, wherever they end up going and practicing. Join us as we hear from Dee on where she came from, what she's doing and where she sees phrmacy going. 
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Rage Against the Machine: Benjamin Link - PBM's

Embedded in insurance plans and state Medicaid departments, Ben Link became an insider. A pharmacist double-agent per se. You may have heard Ben speak at our annual meeting in Denver, providing unparalleled insight into the drug pricing schemes of third party plans and Federal and state programs. He eventually landed with investigative journalists and industry experts like Antonio Caccia to blow the whistle on managed medicaid plans and how they've manipulated drug pricing for decades. Listen as he delivers insight into what is coming with PBM reform and what future he sees for pharmacy. 
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