2021 Fall Pharmacy Forum Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021 - NEAHEC
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2021
Fall Pharmacy Forum
Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021 9:00 am
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Presented virtually via Zoom
2:05 pm
A G E N D A
8:30 - 9:00 Registration/Breakfast
9:00 - 9:05 Welcome
9:05 - 10:05 Navigating Angioedema
Brandy Brown, PharmD
Emergency Medicine Clinical Pharmacist
Kings Daughters Medical Center
Objectives:
• Recognize the different types of
angioedema by identifying
corresponding pathophysiology and
presentation.
• Explain the mechanism of action
for the pharmacologic agents used in
the management of angioedema.
• Select appropriate therapeutic
regimens for patients who experience
an acute angioedema attack.
September 25, 2021
10:05 - 11:05 Diabetes Guideline Update: Take it
to Heart
Register online at
Brentney Fields, PharmD
Ambulatory Care Clinical Pharmacist www.neahec.org/FPF21
St. Claire HealthCare
Objectives:
• Recognize the changes to the
Diabetes Care Guidelines. Disclaimer
The Northeast Kentucky Area Health Education Center
• Discuss the medication algorithm and
presents this activity for educational purposes only.
review the data behind the changes.
Participants are expected to utilize their own expertise and
• Select appropriate medication for judgment while engaged in the practice of medicine. The
different patient scenarios. content of the presentation is provided solely by presenters
who have been selected for presentations because of
11:05 - 12:05 Buprenorphine Myth vs Fact: recognized expertise in their field.
Dispensing the Truth about
Medications for Opioid Use Disorder
(MOUD) *This presentation is the only session Faculty Disclosure
accredited for both pharmacists and technicians.* All planners, speakers, authors, reviewers, and staff
Trish Freeman, PhD, RPh members involved with content development for continuing
Professor, College of Pharmacy education activities sponsored by the Northeast Kentucky
University of Kentucky Area Health Education Center are expected to disclose
any real or perceived conflict of interest related to the
Pharmacist Objectives: content of the activity. Detailed disclosures will be included
in participant materials or given prior to the start of the
• Review the evidence and current activity. All planners, speakers, authors, reviewers and staff
clinical guideline recommendations members disclose they have nothing to disclose.
for medications for opioid use
disorder (MOUD), including
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A G E N D A C O N T I N U E D
buprenorphine.
• Identify barriers to buprenorphine
access and strategies to overcome
those barriers.
• Review changes in federal rules
regarding buprenorphine prescribing
and current state buprenorphine
prescribing regulations.
• Develop effective strategies for
pharmacists to communicate and
collaborate with patients, prescribers,
and community members to improve
MOUD access and decrease stigma
associated with OUD.
Technician Objectives:
• Define opioid use disorder (OUD).
• List medications that are used for
OUD.
Center for Health Education and Research • Identify stigma surrounding OUD.
316 W. Second St.
Morehead, KY 40351 • Discuss OUD resources available
in your community to help patients
This free activity is intended for and family members.
community and hospital pharmacists,
and other interested health care professionals.
12:05 - 1:05 Lunch
Continuing Pharmacy Education
The Northeast Kentucky Area Health Education Oral Contraceptives: The Role of a
1:05 - 2:05
Center is accredited by the Accreditation Pharmacist
Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of Kacee Hardeman, PharmD
continuing pharmacy education. The Northeast Kentucky Kaitlyn Calhoun, PharmD
AHEC designates these live activities for a total of 0.4 PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residents
CEUs. These are knowledge-based CPE activities. UAN’s: St. Claire HealthCare
0193-0000-21-008-L04-P, 0193-0000-21-009-L01-P,
0193-0000-21-010-L01-P/T, and 0193-0000-21-011-L01-P.
Objectives:
• Identify patient assessments
Successful Completion necessary to determine patient
For successful completion of this continuing education eligibility for oral contraceptives.
program, participants must sign appropriate attendance • Discuss different types and
roster, be present for the duration of the program, and formulations of contraceptives.
complete and return the online evaluation within 7 days. A • Recognize potential drug-drug
statement of credit will be issued within two weeks following interactions and adverse effects of
completion of all required documentation. oral contraceptives.
For more information contact Megan Littleton at • Review counseling services for
606.783.7578 or megan.littleton@st-claire.org
patients receiving oral contraceptives.
Kaitlyn Calhoun,
F A C U L T Y PharmD
Kaitlyn Calhoun, PharmD is a
PGY-1 Pharmacy Resident who
joined St. Claire Healthcare after
Brandy Brown, PharmD graduating from the Appalachian
College of Pharmacy in 2021.
Dr. Brown is an Emergency Originally from Knott County,
Medicine Clinical Pharmacist Kentucky, she completed her
at King’s Daughters Medical undergraduate education at Alice
Center in Ashland, KY. She Lloyd College. Dr. Calhoun’s
completed her Doctorate of professional interests include
Pharmacy at the University of critical care and oncology. Her
Kentucky College of Pharmacy personal interests include spending
in Lexington, KY in 2019. She time with her cat Mya, reading, and
subsequently completed a going for nature walks.
PGY1 Pharmacy Residency
at St. Claire Regional Medical
Center in Morehead, KY.
Her areas of interest include Emergency Medicine and
Trish Freeman, PhD, RPh
Toxicology. She serves as resident preceptor for the
Dr. Freeman holds several
Emergency Medicine Rotation at King’s Daughters Medical
positions in the College of
Center. She enjoys being active, cooking and spending
Pharmacy at the University
quality time with her husband and two sons.
of Kentucky, including
Director of the Center for the
Advancement of Pharmacy
Brentney Fields, PharmD Practice (CAPP); Professor in
the Department of Pharmacy
Practice and Science, and
Dr. Fields joined St. Claire Faculty Associate in the
HealthCare in July 2020 as an Institute for Pharmaceutical
ambulatory care pharmacist Outcomes and Policy (IPOP).
in the Warfarin Care Clinic Dr. Freeman’s research
after completing her PGY1 interests lie in the areas of pharmaceutical policy and public
residency with St. Claire health, focused primarily on policy effectiveness and the role
Healthcare in June 2020. She of the pharmacist as a public health provider. As director
developed and oversaw the of CAPP, she advocates for advanced professional roles
implementation of the Chronic for pharmacists. She received a Bachelor of Pharmacy
Care Medication Management degree and a Ph.D. degree from the University of Kentucky,
Clinic in the fall of 2020 and and completed postdoctoral fellowships at the University
spearheaded the expansion of Vermont College of Medicine and the UK College of
of both practices into the rural Medicine.
health clinics. She has recently
also taken on the care of St.
Claire hospice patients as their
pharmacy liaison. She is a graduate of Marshall University
Kacee Hardeman, PharmD
School of Pharmacy. Originally from Russell, Kentucky, Kacee Hardeman is a
she has a Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences from PGY1 Pharmacy Resident
Marshall University. Dr. Fields professional interests include at St. Claire HealthCare.
ambulatory care, pediatrics, and hospice care. Her personal She received her
interests include spending time with her husband and Doctorate of Pharmacy
children, gardening, and reading. from the University of
Kentucky College of
Pharmacy. Originally from
LewisCounty, Kentucky,
she has a Bachelor of
Biomedical Science
from Morehead State
University.
Professional interests include ambulatory care and
cardiology. She enjoys spending time with her husband and
nephews, cooking, and traveling.
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