2014 Face of Pharmacy |
Face of Pharmacy Attendance
| 17% |
The 11th annual Face of Pharmacy brings students, faculty and the associations’ professional and student membership together to allow legislators “see” pharmacy practice and and support legislative changes to permit wider adoption and implementation of clinical pharmacy services, including point of care testing and expansion of collaborative practice!
From 3:30-5 pm, Demonstration tables, staffed by APPE students, preceptors, and faculty provide free services to the legislators such as: hypertension and chronic disease screenings, body fat analysis, and medication therapy management and counseling. Other tables highlight progressive and successful practices of pharmacy in the state, including representatives from your state pharmacy associations. Come interact with your colleagues at the tables and learn what changes in pharmacy YOU should promote with your state policymakers!
From 4:15-4:45 pm in the Capitol Rotunda, leaders from all facets of pharmacy will present brief remarks on the successes and challenges facing pharmacists this legislative session.
Speakers will be featured from the following areas:
Rhode Island Pharmacy Association Leadership
State of Rhode Island Leadership
Rhode Island Department of Health
University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy
From 3:30-5 pm, Demonstration tables, staffed by APPE students, preceptors, and faculty provide free services to the legislators such as: hypertension and chronic disease screenings, body fat analysis, and medication therapy management and counseling. Other tables highlight progressive and successful practices of pharmacy in the state, including representatives from your state pharmacy associations. Come interact with your colleagues at the tables and learn what changes in pharmacy YOU should promote with your state policymakers!
From 4:15-4:45 pm in the Capitol Rotunda, leaders from all facets of pharmacy will present brief remarks on the successes and challenges facing pharmacists this legislative session.
Speakers will be featured from the following areas:
Rhode Island Pharmacy Association Leadership
State of Rhode Island Leadership
Rhode Island Department of Health
University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy