Here are my top 5 learnings for the year
1. You can onlyfocus on a limited number of things at once. And I’ve learned this from experience: Within a specific timeframe, you can accomplish anything, but not everything!
2. When you set a goal, make sure you associate a metric with it. In the past, I set goals to read more, but I never did. This year I added a number – read one book/month and listen to one book/month. This was the first time I actually DID accomplish my reading goal!
3. Three words that changed our business development this year: Entrepreneurial Operating System. I don’t know how any business can operate without a system like EOS.
4. Pharmacy Education is evolving and we’re all trying to do more with less. You can stay up to date clinically in less time with innovative learning like podcasts. We saw many people turning to these shorter education segments.
5. Relationships are a priority. After running a business for nearly ten years, I’ve read many business books, listened to podcasts, attended conferences, and invested in coaching. Through all this, I’ve realized one of the main things that separates us as a small business is our people.
To hear more about these learnings and more, listen to my Level Up podcast interview with Ashlee this week!
As always, have a great week and keep learning!
Jen
1. Partnership Spotlight: National Council for Prescription Products (NCPDP)
In November we partnered with the National Council for Prescription Drug Products (NCPDP) to accredit the CE for their virtual education summit – Power to the Pharmacist: Expanding the Role of Medication Experts to Improve Care. Learn more about the summit here
2. PGx Advanced Training NOW Available!
Yesterday we launched our new advanced training course – Pharmacogenomics: A Pharmacist’s Guide to Tailored Therapy.
No matter what setting you practice in, personalized medicine – the relationship between genetics and drug response – is changing the way we approach drug therapy.Learning the foundations of PGx is both essential to advancing your career and critical to positive patient outcomes.
Learn more about the Pharmacist Advanced Training here
3. December CE Focus: Community Health
Do you have a process to identify patients who need more than your medication management services? Maybe they aren’t adherent because they don’t think they can afford their medication. Or maybe they don’t see a physician because they don’t have transportation.
Learn more about ways you can impact social determinants of health and improve the health of your patients and your community.
Pharmacist CE Course: Advancing Health Equity: Community Health Workers in Pharmacy
Technician CE Course: Pharmacy Technician CHWs: Not All Heroes Wear Capes
