Due to the current public health crisis, the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) has converted its popular annual Summer Meeting into a virtual meeting, with on-demand education. The high-quality material is available free to members and non-members. On its e-Learning website, ASHP states:
“Maintaining our commitment to delivering dynamic, high-quality educational content and professional development experiences during these unprecedented times is a priority for ASHP, and we are pleased to offer select sessions from the planned 2020 Summer Meetings and Exhibition programming as online home-study activities.”
Dr. Joe Lassiter, TRG’s President and Managing Member, is pleased to provide two pharmacy informatics and technology educational sessions as part of the ASHP Summer Meeting Programming:
1). Trends in Health Information Technology
Clinical Pipeline Updates: Part 2
💡 Dr. Lassiter’s “Top 5” Technology Trends for Clinicians 💡
2). Technology and Data Science
Generating National Impact With The Practice Advancement Initiative (PAI) 2030
💡 Dr. Lassiter discusses the Technology and Data Science domains associated with ASHP’s Practice Advancement Initiative💡
We also encourage you to view two other excellent educational presentations that discuss important topics relevant to pharmacy informatics practice:
IT Workflow Designs – Lessons Learned During a Pandemic
Dr. Maritza Lew
“From an IT leader at ground zero of the COVID-19 pandemic in California comes key takeaways for informatics teams faced with a systemic crisis. Lessons learned about modifying IT workflows to meet new needs will help learners assess their own workflow design process.”
Dr. Mary Ann Kliethermes and Ms. Shelly Sprio
“Advances in health care technology is rapidly improving and advancing toward interoperability of patient information. This session will review the standards being established that enable interoperability and inform ambulatory pharmacists and how this may impact their practice and documentation to realize fully the benefits of interoperability.”
