February 6, 2006
Four community pharmacy residents received $1,000 grants from the American Pharmacists Foundation for practitioner innovation in pharmaceutical care. In addition, Ron DeVizia, a preceptor in the residency program, received a grant from the American Pharmaceutical Association for his work with diabetes patients.
The residents and their projects are:
Dawn Rush, PharmD
Area L AHEC resident
“Evaluation of Calcium Supplementation in Bisphosphonate Therapy”
Amanda Lehenbauer, PharmD
Kerr Drug Raleigh resident
“Implementing Medication Therapy Management in the Community Pharmacy Setting: A Survey of Pharmacist’s Viewpoints”
Ashley McNeill, PharmD
Kerr Drug Zebulon resident
“Evaluation of a Marketing Tool for a Community Pharmacy Diabetes Education Program”
Amanda Whitehead, PharmD
Kerr Drug Chapel Hill resident
“Enhancing Public Perception of Pharmacists Providing Clinical Services in a Community Pharmacy Setting”
Ron DeVizia, PharmD
Kerr Drug Zebulon Preceptor
“Implementation and Evaluation of One-on-One Diabetes Education Provided by Clinical Pharmacists and Registered Dietitians in the Community Pharmacy Setting”
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