“I tell people, Make a list of ten things you hate and tear them down in a short story or poem. Make a list of ten things you love and celebrate them. When I wrote ‘Fahrenheit 451’ I hated book burners and I loved libraries. So there you are” —Ray Bradbury buff.ly/3KFbIxh

Please kindly join Erin Barreto tomorrow, 5/14 at NKF for her presentation on Medication Management in AKI - #MayoClinicKidney @NKF

Our own Trisha Branan, master of relationship building and holding us together, was recognized today by UGA College of Pharmacy for promotion to FULL Professor.

Insecure people always need to be heard. They aim to prove their knowledge and feel important. They seek status by getting attention.

Secure people are happy to listen. They want to improve their knowledge and make others feel important. They earn respect by giving attention.

The queen of the UGAC3 bee hive Susan Smith recognized for her stellar work advancing instruction UGA College of Pharmacy with her SOTL innovations!!

Modified MRC-ICU demonstrated significant correlation to the MRC-ICU; scores changes significantly from 24 hours to 48 hours and discharge, indicating dynamic nature of the score

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31586396/

ap #PharmICU #TwitterX

Developing and growing departmental research can be challenging. We shared our story at Mayo Clinic doing so without having an associated college of pharmacy. Honored to be amongst this amazing group!

🔗 accpjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Mayo Clinic Pharmacy Residency Programs JACCP

This won a Pulitzer. It’s rather beautiful.

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Celebrating the growth and achievements of students just never gets old and is one of the very best parts of this job!

Great teams are built during non-work activities. My favorite chapter in our new book “InteGREAT: A Guidebook for Creating Great Healthcare Teams” is Breaking Bread. Quality time is critical to form and grow teams. You can find our book here: a.co/d/4pGJMjM

Officially #PharmD 🎓🥂 Next stop, MUSC Pharmacy Residency and I couldn’t be more excited!

Presenting the ICURx Common Data Model as a potential solution to ill-structured medication data

Even as a preliminary study, it coded 94,234 coded elements for use in AI algorithms

AMIA Rishi Kamaleswaran Dr David Murphy Emory BMI John Devlin, PharmD, BCCCP, FCCP, MCCM Susan Smith Kelli Keats, PharmD, MPA, BCCCP…

Slow Productivity was a great read for knowledge workers- how to maintain quality without the frenetic pace.

- do fewer things
- work at a natural pace
- obsess over quality

Felt fitting I finished this at a cabin in the woods on a mountain like the cover.

#TwitteRx …

“A novel is the only place where two strangers can meet on terms of absolute intimacy. The reader and the writer make the book together. No other art can capture the essential inwardness of human life.” —Paul Auster

theparisreview.org/interviews/121…

About 1/3 of the way through this one— my favorite one so far too.

“Profound and quiet kindness” of teachers goes often unsung.

#AcademicTwitter

🎉 Congrats 🎉 to all of the UGA College of Pharmacy students recognized at the Class of 2024 Awards Recognition Dinner tonight and especially to these #UGAC3 mentees for their various awards! Each of you have done so much to make our team GREAT and we are so proud of you!

MRC-ICU demonstrated appropriate validity and significant correlation was observed between the score and patient acuity and patient outcomes, indicating appropriate initial internal validity

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31067298/

a-sikora.com/mrcicu

#TwitteRx #PharmICU AJHP

cheap thrills but BioRender added a PowerPoint plug-in and I am pretty stoked about it #AcademicChatter

It will be interesting to learn if my ad hoc rewriting of my favorite lines is a good habit or not but I am already enamored with this book.

One cannot think without writing.
Every intellectual endeavor starts with a note.
Every task that is interesting, well-defined, and…

half of friendship is just teaching the other person who the real you is so they can remind you when you’re confused