We are deeply humbled & grateful for the outpouring support & encouragement from our community! Every like & repost gave us an opportunity to reflect on the impact you have made. #InteGREAT #PayItForward #TopNewRelease

My sister perian published her first article! My favorite food scientist proposing inclusive food packaging for those with arthritis! doi.org/10.1002/pts.28…

Congratulations perian - the first publication is a big milestone! a little jealous that our rotations are “ID” and “peds” and yours have been Butterball, Pupperoni, and Peanut Better.

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Thank you to AJHP for the opportunity to serve as the Critical Care Theme Issue Guest Editor beside CU Pharmacy Brian Murray. We are so excited to present the thoughtful pieces of so many outstanding authors. We hope it serves as a "map" for achieving improved patient

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

"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

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

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

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,

This is a brilliant thread of route for achieving improved patient outcomes through optimized critical care pharmacy practice from a brilliant CCP Andrea Sikora

It always makes me so proud of my fellow pharmacists seeing participation in a program like this, and the quality of the mentors is unmatched! Anthony Hawkins Mojdeh Heavner Susan Smith Kelli Keats, PharmD, MPA, BCCCP B. Murray and many others! #payitforward ACCP CRIT PRN

Congratulations Pam K. for winning GSHP Outstanding Preceptor Augusta University / UGA Pharmacy Residencies. You beautifully balance high expectations with support, empathy, and patience. Lucky to have you as a UGA College of Pharmacy preceptor and friend. #TwitteRx

Congratulations Anthony Hawkins on Fellow of GSHP plus a great talk on fostering critical care thinking skills. More than once I've commented on how polished a student is, only to find out they're part of the GSHP #mentorship program you've overseen. Loving this lean into

So proud to call Mojdeh not only an incredible colleague but also a friend ❤️ No one more deserving!!

Convincing team to stop vancomycin

Welcome to the official X page of the Wellstar MCG/UGA PGY2 Critical Care program! In the coming weeks, we will be introducing our team. Stay tuned ✨

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