The map takes readers on a journey towards an ideal future state of critical care pharmacy practice: 1- where all critically ill patients receive the care of a pharmacist 2- where pharmacists sit at important decision-making tables for practice, research, and advocacy 3- where

What defines "an ideal practice model"? 'Beginning with the end in mind' @SusanESmith Andrea Nei present 5 critical care pharmacy practice models: “Optimal CCP practice models should allow for every patient to receive CCP care and should lead to improved outcomes for both

Andy Webb performs a SWOT analysis, asking critical care pharmacists an important question: "With the creep of AI into the science and practice of critical care and looming changes to how we define value in healthcare, will we support each other’s innovation to continue our

Trisha Branan Anthony Hawkins Andrew Darley discuss how teaching critical care in the PharmD curriculum provides 1- experience with ill structured problems 2- team-based skill development 3- intentional teaching approach for specialized topics UGA College of Pharmacy UGAC3 AJHP

"Less, but better" is an important residency training motto. Brian Murray reflects on how cognitive overload can adversely impact residency training. "if the only tool you have is a hammer, it’s hard to eat spaghetti" is an important thought exercise on what tools are truly

Christy Forehand Jeff Cain Joanna Stollings Susan Hamblin Aaron Cook Som Shenoy review 3 novel training paradigms for the next generation "Cultivating clinician-scientists and clinician-educators is vital for advancing the impact of the critical care pharmacist community on conducting

Tim Jones Aaron Chase Tanner Hedrick lead a tour de force on the future of critical care investigations- highlighting heterogeneity, Bayesian thinking, and phenotyping as means "for unraveling the signal amid the noise" in critical care doi.org/10.1093/ajhp/z… UGA College of Pharmacy

Todd Miano, PharmD,PhD Alexander Flannery Michael Behal review innovative clinical trial designs and novel trial endpoints within critical care research essential for understanding, interpreting, and applying these methodologies "Challenges and limitations of traditional trial designs and

Mojdeh Heavner describes implementation and practice studies of the future, highlighting the importance of workload studies (#OPTIM) Given the evidence of pharmacist benefit "the argument has been posed that, any time a patient and medication interact, a pharmacist can and will

H Andrew Wilsey, PharmD, BCCCP makes a call for improved acceptance and implementation of palliative and supportive care, describing his reflections of ICU practice. "These situations can take an emotional toll on all of those involved, contributing to moral injury and practitioner burnout. However,

Mentoring is an empowering and self-renewing resource. Pam K. Kelli Keats, PharmD, MPA, BCCCP discuss the challenges of early career and the vital role of mentorship We have found that when deliberate effort is devoted into mentoring relationships, we are rewarded with not only new skills,

Brent Reed combines his years of clinical pharmacist & faculty experience with organizational psychology to discuss much needed workplace redesign for clinical pharmacists. "This primer has sought to uncover the role of poor work design as the underlying etiology of burnout,

Mitchell Buckley Russel Roberts discuss key process indicators and value based metrics for critical care pharmacists. "Productivity inherently measures outputs rather than outcomes, which is unsuitable for calculating clinical pharmacists’ cognitive work allocated towards the

Ty Kiser and Rob Maclaren discuss the future of critical care pharmacy advocacy The gap between the interprofessionally endorsed concept that pharmacists are essential members of the intensive care unit (ICU) team and the goal that every critically ill patient receives optimal

Thank you to this outstanding list of authors for your contributions and helping make the vision for this theme issue a reality. Thank you to the many AJHP reviewers and editors for their invaluable contributions Zach Smith Megan Rech, PharmD, MS Mojdeh Heavner Simon Lam

And thank you Brian. It is hard to believe it’s been a decade since I first heard your topic discussion on the 3 Principles of Critical Care UNC PGY2 Critical Care Pharmacy Residency or since we swapped titles for an unofficial book club (100+ to date). Thank you for being my sounding board,

New in AJHP: A clinical review discusses alternative regimens or potential substitutions for fludarabine, cytarabine, daunorubicin, methotrexate, and platinum agents, all of which have been in short supply in recent years. doi.org/10.1093/ajhp/z…

Check out this thread from @AdnreaSikora, a guest editor of AJHP's #criticalcare theme issue, for a quick overview of the articles ⬇️

A commentary by Timothy Gauthier and colleagues describes tailored resources and strategies - including interactive games - to help pharmacy residents & students gain the expertise in infectious disease (ID) pharmacotherapy that they'll need as clinicians. doi.org/10.1093/ajhp/z…

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