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- [+] Cardiovascular Disease
Title Heart Attack Risk Calculator, American Heart Association, American Stroke Association®
Click for more infoInteractive Atlas of Heart Disease and Stroke, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Click for more infoRisk Assessment Tool for Estimating Your 10-year Risk of Having a Heart Attack, National Cholesterol Education Program
Click for more infoHeart Health Women Risk Calculators, HeartHealthyWomen.org
Click for more infoQuit Smoking Today, Step-by-Step Quite Guide, Smokefree.gov
Click for more infoFreedom from Smoking® Online, American Lung Association®
Click for more infoHelp End Teen Smoking in your Community, American Lung Association®
Click for more infoStop Smoking Resources, American Lung Association®
Click for more infoFramingham Stroke Risk Tools, The Western States Stroke Consortium (WSSC)
Click for more infoFood and Drug Administration. (2012). FDA expands advice on statin risks. Washington, DC: Government Printing Office.
Click for more infoCenters for Disease Control and Prevention. (n.d.) Americans consume too much sodium (salt).
Click for more infoU.S. Department of Agriculture and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. (2010). Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2010 ( 7th Edition).
Click for more infoU.S. Department of Agriculture and Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion. (2011) Choose myplate: 10 tips to a great plate.
Click for more infodabl EducationalTrust. (2012) Sphygmomanometers for self-measurement of blood pressure (SBPM).
Click for more infoThe Million Hearts™ Initiative Toolkit Resources
Click for more infoThe Million Hearts™ Initiative Video Resources
Click for more infoThe Million Hearts™ Initiative Published Resources
Click for more infoManaging High Blood Pressure with Lifestyle Changes (Video). US Department of Health and Human Services National Heart Lung and Blood Institute.
Click for more infoThe Heart Truth® (Video). US Department of Health and Human Services National Heart Lung and Blood Institute.
Click for more infoHeart Attack Warning Symptoms (Video). US Department of Health and Human Services National Heart Lung and Blood Institute.
Click for more infoHeart Disease Risk Factors (Video). US Department of Health and Human Services National Heart Lung and Blood Institute.
Click for more infoDon’t Take a Chance With a Heart Attack: Know the Facts and Act Fast. US Department of Health and Human Services National Heart Lung and Blood Institute.
Click for more infoDon’t Take a Chance With a Heart Attack: Know the Facts and Act Fast (Spanish Version). US Department of Health and Human Services National Heart Lung and Blood Institute.
Click for more infoHeart Attack: Know the Symptoms. Take Action. Wallet Card. US Department of Health and Human Services National Heart Lung and Blood Institute.
Click for more infoLearn What a Heart Attack Feels Like - It could Save Your Life . US Department of Health and Human Services National Heart Lung and Blood Institute.
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- [+] Stroke
Title Current Recommendations for Secondary Stroke Prevention. Layson-Wolf C, Charneski L, Congdon H.
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| Fibromyalgia: An Update for Pharmacists. McPherson ML, Lofton JC. Click for more info |
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| Asthma Action Plan. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health. Click for more info |
| National Asthma Education and Prevention Program: Expert Panel Report 3: Guidelines for the Diagnosis and Management of Asthma (July 2007 Update). US Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health. Click for more info |
| At-a-Glance: Asthma. US Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health. Click for more info |
| My Asthma Wallet Card. US Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health. Click for more info |
| National Asthma Control Initiative: Keeping Airways Open - Fact Sheet. US Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health. Click for more info |
| National Asthma Control Initiative: Keeping Airways Open - Take Action: Stop Asthma Today! What You Can Do, NOW. US Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health. Click for more info |
| Asthma in Maryland 2011. Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Family Health Administration, Maryland Asthma Control Program. Click for more info |
| The Maryland Asthma Control Plan: An Action Agenda to Reduce the Burden of Asthma in Maryland 2010-2015. Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Maryland Asthma Control Program. Click for more info |
| Asthma & Physical Activity in the School: Making a Difference. US Department of Health and Human Services, National Institutes of Health. Click for more info |
| Living with and Managing Asthma (video). US Department of Health and Human Services National Heart Lung Blood Institute. Click for more info |
| Asthma PACTâ„¢ (Personalized Assessment and Control Tool), Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America Click for more info |
- [+] Collaborative Practice
Title The Patient-Centered Medical Home: Integrating Comprehensive Medication Management to Optimize Patient Outcomes. McInnis TA, Strand LM, Webb CE.
Click for more infoCollaborative Drug Therapy Management for Initiating and Adjusting Insulin Therapy in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Melitus. Rochester CD, Leon N, Dombrowski R, Haines ST.
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| Evaluation of Student Pharmacists' Perceptions of Skills and Attitudes to Provide Medication Therapy Management Services. Lounsbery J, Rochester C, Sturpe DA. Click for more info |
| Exploratory Research on Medication Therapy Management. Hassol A, Shoemaker SJ for CMS Click for more info |
| Evaluation of Hypertension Medication Therapy Management Program in Patients with Diabetes. Planas LG, Crosby KM, Mitchell KD, Farmer KC. Click for more info |
| Medicare Part D MTM: A Medicare PDP's Perspective. Wong W. Slides Abstract |
| The Health Literacy of Americas Adults: Results from the 2003 National Assessment of Adult Literacy. Kutner, M, Greenberg, E, Jin, Y, Paulsen, C. Click for more info |
| Is Our Pharmacy Meeting Patient's Needs? A Pharmacy Health Literacy Assessment Tool User's Guide. Jacobson KL, Gazmararian JA, Kripalani S, McMorris KJ, Blake SC, Brach C. Click for more info |
| How to Create a Pill Card. Jacobson KL, Kripalani S, Gazmararian JA, McMorris KJ. Click for more info |
| Health Literacy Universal Precautions Toolkit. DeWalt DA, Callahan LF, Hawk VH, Broucksou KA, Hink A, Rudd R, Brach C. Click for more info |
| Connecting Pharmacy and Literacy: The North Carolina Medication Information Literacy Project. Kirk, JK, Krick, S, Futrell, D, Devora, T, Caiola, SM, Mason, E, Sawyer, WT, Gal, P. Click for more info |
| Advancing Pharmacy Health Literacy Practices Through Quality Improvement: Curricular Modules for Faculty. Shoemaker SJ, Staub-DeLong L, Wasserman M, Moss D, Brach C. Click for more info |
| Strategies to Improve Communication Between Pharmacy Staff and Patients: A Training Program for Pharmacy Staff. Kripalani, S, Jacobson, KL. Click for more info |
| National Action Plan to Improve Health Literacy. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. Click for more info |
| Quick Guide to Health Literacy. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. Click for more info |
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| Optimizing Medication Safety Overview- Statement and Scope of the Problem. Fiore K. Click for more info |
| Optimizing Medication Safety Panel Discussion- Defining the Roles of Nursing, Pharmacy and the Facility. Hardesty JL, Taylor R, Handelman R, Resnick B, Sheehan D. Click for more info |
| Optimizing Medication Safety; Assisted Living Case Presentation. Nay P. Click for more info |
| Optimizing Medication Safety; Pharmaceutical Waste and Proper Disposal Techniques. Davis A. Click for more info |
| Optimizing Medication Safety; Controlled Substances. Evans F. Click for more info |
| Optimizing Medication Safety; Improving Communication and Collaboration Among Facilities and Providers Click for more info |
| Optimizing Medication Safety; Technique Training on Inhalers. Huynh D, Hahn N. Click for more info |
| Optimizing Medication Safety; Consultant Pharmacists: Roles, Responsibilities and Resources. Brandt N, Hardesty JL. Click for more info |
| Consistency Between Coded Poison Center Data and Fatality Abstract Narratives for Therapeutic Error Deaths in Older Adults. Hayes BD, Klein-Schwartz W. Click for more info |
| Tabling Hydromorphone: Do we have it right? Davis MP, McPherson ML. Click for more info |
| Improving the Lives of Patients with Chronic Diseases: Pharmacists as a Solution. Rodriguez de Bittner M, Zaghab RW. Click for more info |
- [+] Business Models
Title P3 Program™ Pharmacy Innovation: AHRQ Health Care Innovations Exchange
Click for more infoMedication Therapy Management Services Definition and Program Criteria. American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP)
Click for more infoUniversity of Maryland School of Pharmacy P3 Program™ Description
Click for more infoAutomated Telephone Reminders: A Tool to Help Refill Medications on Time. Jacobson, KL, Kripalani, S, Gazmararian, JA, McMorris, KJ.
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| Infrastructure Requirements for Practiced-Based Research Networks. Green L, White L, Barry HC, Nease DE, Hudson BL. Click for more info |
| Practice-Based Research: Lessons from Community Pharmacist Participants. Simpson SH, Johnson, JA, Biggs, C, Kuntz A, Taylor JG, Farris KB, Tsuyuki RT. Click for more info |
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| Summary Document and Framework; National Leadership Roundtable The Prescription for Health Care Reform: Where are the Pharmacists? National Leadership Roundtable Summary |
| Pharmacists Can Become the Single Most Important Transformative Force in Improving Health Care and Reducing Costs - But Will They? McInnis TA. Slides Abstract |
| Putting Health Care Reform into Practice in Maryland - Opportunities and Challenges to Improve Health and Reduce Costs. Brown AG. Formal Remarks |
| Strategic Opportunities for Pharmacists: CMS Strategic Direction to Transform the US Healthcare Delivery System. Rodgers A. Slides |
| Putting Reform into Practice Opportunities and Challenges for Providers, Payers, and Patients. Sharfstein JM. Formal Remarks |
| Innovation: The HRSA Patient Safety & Clinical Pharmacy Services Collaborative. Pedley KM. Abstract |
| Innovation: the P3 Program™ Partnership with the Office of Chronic Disease Management. Prince MR. Slides Abstract |
| Innovation: Clinical Pharmacy Services and Healthcare Delivery Services in the Research Department of Veterans Affairs. Morreale AP. Slides Abstract |
| Innovation: Medication Management LLC. Bray B. Slides Abstract |
| Accelerating Effective Pharmacy Practice Models: Operations and Therapeutics at Kaiser Permanente in Colorado. Helling D. Slides Abstract |
| Accelerating Effective Pharmacy Practice Models: Challenges of Standardization. McInnis TA. Slides Abstract |
| Accelerating Effective Pharmacy Models US Public Health Service. Giberson SF. Slides Abstract |
| Medicare Part D MTM: A Medicare PDP's Perspective. Wong W. Slides Abstract |
| Financial Models for Pharmacist-provided Care: The 21st Century Intelligent Pharmacy Project. Oliver W. Slides Abstract |
| Financial Models: Accountable Care Organizations. Kocot SL. Abstract |
