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Announcements |
Flip the Pharmacy Program | AACP 2019 & ACT Pharmacy Collaborative | CPF News - CPIQ Award, Manuscript, Podcast
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Grant Updates |
Recently Awarded and Completed | Ongoing Impact |
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Social Snippets |
Independent Black-owned Pharmacies Fill a Void | FDA caution about CBD
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Deadlines & Events
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AACP Meeting | APhA 2020 Content Deadlines | FtP Applications | CPF Applications & Meeting | NCPA/NASPA Convention
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Announcements
Flip the Pharmacy (FtP)
On June 27, 2019, CPF and CPESN® USA launched the Flip the Pharmacy (FtP) program. This is a nationwide movement to transform community pharmacy away from point-in-time, prescription-level activity and towards longitudinal and patient-level care processes and business models. The goal of Flip the Pharmacy is to sustain community-based pharmacy practice by creating scalable and sustainable care and business processes among clinically integrated networks.
Flip the Pharmacy introduces a new category to CPF grant funding, whereby CPESN® USA will administer the program in collaboration with CPF. To launch the program, CPF committed grant funding of approximately 3.3 million dollars over the first 2-years of a planned 5-year program. Grant funding and resources will be awarded to qualified Practice Transformation Team applicants to act as implementation arms for locally-based community pharmacy practice transformation efforts.
The application cycle for Flip the Pharmacy is in addition to, and also differs from the existing quarterly CPF grant application cycles. FtP applications will occur on an annual basis and must be submitted by Practice Transformation Teams through the FtP application website. Applications for the FtP program will be due in August prior to the established CPF board meeting. FtP funding priorities include applicant teams that have established payer relationship(s) and lean budgeting, with consideration given to geographic and population density factors. To learn more about the application requirements and process, visit www.flipthepharmacy.com. The FtP application deadline for the Year 1 cohort is August 12, 2019.
AACP Pharmacy Education 2019
CPF Board and staff members will be in Chicago for the AACP meeting to engage with academic researchers conducting innovative projects with community pharmacy practitioners. Former and current grantees are encouraged to stop by our exhibit booth to re-connect about prior projects and share their current activities. This is also a great opportunity for new applicants to learn about the CPF process and funding interests guided by the 2019 Strategic Interests as well as talk about the new Flip the Pharmacy program.
CPF Exhibit Booth #300
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Sunday, July 14, 2019 - 3:30 pm – 6:30 pm
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Monday, July 15, 2019 - 9:00 am – 1:30 pm
ACT (Academia CPESN Transformation) Pharmacy Collaborative
CPF Grant Details: Grant Applicant Melissa McGivney (University of Pittsburg) and Team Member Troy Trygstad (CPESN)
The ACT (Academia-CPESN Transformation) Pharmacy Collaborative will be hosting its inaugural events at the AACP Annual Meeting this weekend in Chicago, IL. All attendees are invited to participate in these events and hear how schools and colleges of Pharmacy can officially join the Collaborative and be a part of the movement.
Note: there are two special sessions designed to provide more details about the ACT Pharmacy Collaborative!
Faculty Open Forum Event: Kick-off of the ACT (Academia-CPESN Transformation) Pharmacy Collaborative
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Council of Deans Special Session: Accelerating the Evolution of Community Pharmacy Practice: Strategic Engagement Between Colleges of Pharmacy and CPESNs |
Saturday, July 13th: 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Grand Ballroom AB (Ballroom Level, East Tower) |
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Monday, July 15th: 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Grand Ballroom CDEF (Ballroom Level, East Tower) |
This session will introduce an opportunity for all colleges to be involved with the ACT Pharmacy Collaborative - a Community Pharmacy Practice Transformation Initiative. The session will begin with an overview of the Collaborative, include an open forum dialogue, and allow networking with community-focused faculty colleagues nationwide.
Speakers
Melissa McGivney, University of Pittsburgh
Troy Trygstad, CPESN USA
Note - this is an add-on session and is not listed in the on-line or printed program. Please manually add the session to your schedule. |
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The growth of community pharmacy enhanced services networks (CPESNs) nationwide, with over 2,000 community pharmacies, demonstrates the interest of community pharmacy teams to transform their practices by banding together to provide value through enhanced patient care services. Academic pharmacy has unique capabilities to accelerate this rapid transformation. This session will feature examples of colleges that are strategically engaged with CPESNs and introduce an opportunity for all colleges to be involved with a Community Pharmacy Practice Transformation Initiative.
Speakers
Melissa McGivney, University of Pittsburgh
Troy Trygstad, CPESN USA
Megan Smith, University of Arkansas
Nicholas Leon, Jefferson College of Pharmacy
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CPF in the News
May 2019 - PQA & CPF Announced the 2019 Community Pharmacy Innovation in Quality Award Recipients - News Release
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Individual category - Lindsey Valenzuela, PharmD
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Administrator of Population Health and Prescription Management at Desert Oasis Healthcare (DOHC) in Palm Springs, CA
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Community Pharmacy category - Towncrest Pharmacy in Iowa City, IA
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CPF Grantees and Co-owners - Randy McDonough, PharmD, MS, and Michael Deninger, PhD, RPh
June 2019 - Alignment of Community Pharmacy Foundation Grant Funding and the Evolution of Pharmacy Practice in the United States of America
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View the publication in the journal Pharmacy by Brittany Hoffmann-Eubanks, Anne Marie Kondic,and Brian J. Isetts
June 2019 - Pharmacy Universe Podcast by CPF Executive Director, Anne Marie (Sesti) Kondic (Episode 6-The Non-Traditional Pathway)
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Awarded |
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2019
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Randy McDonough, PharmD MS BCGP BCPS FAPhA
Towncrest Pharmacy |
Pharmacy Management & Ownership |
Practice transformation training and deployment of a practice transformation coach to implement CoMM, care plans, and enhanced services in a cohort of community pharmacies partnering with an ACO |
In Study |
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2019
View Details |
Geoffrey Twigg, PharmD BCACP CDE
Apple Discount Drugs |
Pharmacy Management & Ownership |
CCM Enhanced Patient Outcomes and Associated Pharmacy Clinical Billing |
In Study |
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2019
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Melissa Somma McGivney, PharmD FCCP FAPhA
Office of Research |
Profession, Academics & Economics |
Community Pharmacy Practice Transformation Initiative Facilitating partnerships between Community Pharmacy Enhanced Services Networks (CPESN) and Schools of Pharmacy |
In Study |
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2019
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Dave Dixon, BCPS BCACP CDE CLS
VCU School of Pharmacy Center for Pharmacy Practice Innovation |
Therapeutics, Diseases & Populations |
Implementation and Evaluation of a 24-hour Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring Service in a Community Pharmacy |
In Study |
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2019
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Matthew Witry, PharmD, PhD
University of Iowa College of Pharmacy |
Therapeutics, Diseases & Populations |
Evaluation of Mental Health First Aid training for pharmacy professionals
Resources: Podcast |
In Study |
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2018
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Cara Hoyt, PharmD
Uptown Pharmacy |
Medication Management, Safety & Quality |
Evaluating Older Adult Perceptions of Community Pharmacists and Provided Services as an Aid to Emergency Department Transitions of Care |
In Study |
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View more recently awarded grants
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Completed |
Applicant |
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2019
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Korey Kennelty, PharmD, MS, PhD
The University of Iowa |
Therapeutics, Diseases & Populations |
Development of a community pharmacy fall risk assessment model
Resources: CPF Synopsis |
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Grant Complete |
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2019
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Patricia Fabel, PharmD
Kennedy Pharmacy Innovation Center |
Pharmacy Management & Ownership |
Evaluation of a Value Based Payment Model in Community Pharmacy
Resources: Poster | Poster | CPF Synopsis |
Grant Complete |
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View more recently completed grants
Ongoing Impact
Grantees who provide updates on how an initial CPF grant has either expanded or 'opened new doors' to advance pharmacy practice are recognized in the 'Ongoing Impact' section of their grant details page.
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Korey Kennelty, PharmD, MS, PhD - The University of Iowa
Grant Title: Development of a community pharmacy fall risk assessment model
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This CPF grant helped researcher Korey Kennelty obtain one of three Centers for Disease Control (CDC) funded research grants. Korey was awarded a $3 million grant to examine integration methods for deprescribing opioids, benzodiazepines, and anti-cholinergic medications for older patients who have experienced a fall. The research team will utilize a telehealth pharmacy program, including working with community pharmacists, to create an action plan to deprescribe medications. Korey and team are very grateful for the initial CPF grand funding, which led to a larger CDC grant, so they can continue evaluating the increased role of pharmacists taking care of older adult patients. |
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Social Snippets
Upcoming Deadlines and Events
AACP Annual Meeting – July 13-17, 2019 | Chicago, IL - Information
APhA Annual Meeting 2020 Content Deadline – July 29, 2019 – Submissions for PharmTalk | PharmTank
Flip the Pharmacy (FtP) Practice Transformation Team Application Deadline – August 12, 2019 – Submission
CPF Grant Applications Deadline – August 14, 2019 at Midnight Pacific – Submission
CPF Board Meeting – August 28-29, 2019
NASPA Fall Meeting – October 26-27, 2019 | San Diego, CA - Information
NCPA Annual Convention – October 26-29, 2019 | San Diego, CA - Information
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