Precept Responsibly

In this thought-provoking episode, we dive deep into the world of precepting without prior experience. Whether you're a seasoned educator or a novice tasked with guiding the next generation, this conversation explores the challenges, strategies, and invaluable lessons learned when precepting without a wealth of experience to draw from. Join us as we talk with Dr. Kelley D. Carlstrom and unpack the complexities, share personal anecdotes, and provide valuable insights to help you become a more effective preceptor, even if you're just starting out. Guest: Kelley D. Carlstrom on LinkedIn

This challenging to-piece-together episode of Precept Responsibly with Dr. Shannon Rotolo guides us through how to teach managing medication access. Learn how to discuss and teach these highly problem-solving-based issues. Teach folks to generate skills and apply them to unique challenges. We even delve into serving and teaching how to serve as an advocate for health policy! Listen to this exciting and thought-provoking episode. Connect with Dr Shannon Rotolo on X @sweetchinchilla LinkedIn: Shannon Rotolo Threads @thesweetchinchilla References: ICHP Pediatric lupus article and CE Pharmacist Virtual Med Tours in pedi CF patients Prescription drug repository I-DROP website Pharmacist for single payor website

This thought-provoking episode of Precept Responsibly with Dr. Eugene Przespolewski explores the concept of Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity (VUCA) and offers valuable insights into how individuals and programs can navigate and harness its complexities. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the VUCA environment, empowering them to make informed decisions, embrace change, and help their learners thrive in an ever-evolving world. Guest Dr. Eugene Prezespolewski Linkedin Twitter

In this episode, we dive deep into the fascinating world of cognitive load and its impact on effective precepting. Join us as we have Ryan Beechinor, on our latest episode of precept responsibly to share his invaluable insights. Cognitive load refers to the mental effort required to process information while learning. As preceptors, understanding cognitive load theory can revolutionize the way we approach teaching, helping us create optimal learning experiences for our students or trainees. See Ryan's Resource slide and information on learning located here Together, we explore the three types of cognitive load: intrinsic, extraneous, and germane. Ryan explains how each type impacts learning and reveals practical strategies to reduce extraneous load, which can hinder comprehension and retention. Connect with Ryan Beechinor Email Twitter

This episode of Precept Responsibly delves into the topic of imposter syndrome. Hosted by Jason Mordino, David Hughes, and Producer Spencer Sutton, this episode features a live recording at the Massachusetts Society of Health-System Pharmacists annual meeting. Throughout the podcast, the hosts openly share their personal experiences with imposter syndrome, providing a relatable and authentic perspective on the subject. With a conversational and approachable style, the hosts delve into the intricacies of imposter syndrome, exploring its impact on mental health and professional growth. They share valuable insights and practical strategies to help listeners overcome imposter syndrome, build self-confidence and embrace their true potential. Listeners can expect a lively and interactive discussion, with audience participation adding an extra layer of engagement to the episode. Tune in to this captivating episode of Precept Responsibly to gain valuable insights, discover practical tips, and find solace in the shared experiences of Jason, David, and Spencer. Slides from this session can be found here Thank you to the Massachusetts Society of Health-System Pharmacists for allowing us to join their annual meeting!

Precept Responsibly hits the road to check Newport Rhode Island and the Univeristy of Rhode Island's Seminar by Sea. Join us for a long-haul, value-added discussion on using learners as extenders and tailoring the experience to their abilities. We discuss in depth with three experts across different disciplines in front of a live audience. Panelists include Dr. Monica Mahoney (@mmPharmD), Dr. Birtny Brown (@HemeOncPharm), and Dr. Alison Thompson (LinkedIn Alison Thompson).

In this episode, we are joined by a special guest, Diana Isaacs, a clinical pharmacist and certified diabetes care and education specialist. Diana shares her expertise in motivational interviewing (MI), a counseling approach that helps patients make positive health behavior changes. We discuss the variety of challenges and unique approaches required to teach learners how to interview patients and build on foundational skills without breaking the patient-provider trust. Diana gives expert insights through her multiple years of precepting in a diabetes clinic. This is a do not miss episode, even if you mostly counsel patients in the hospital! Diana Isaacs' contact information Twitter: @DianaMIsaacs Webpage: https://diabetes-pharmacist.com/

In this episode of Precept Responsibly our hosts dive into the topic of precepting in diverse learning spaces with guests Jacinda Abdul-Mutakabbir (@JayCdoesID) and Kevin Astle (@kastle1). They discuss the importance of creating inclusive environments for learners and the role of preceptors in fostering diversity and equity. Jacinda and Kevin share their own experiences as educators and offer practical tips for preceptors to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for all students. Part 2 of this episode focuses on directly boosting learners' initial comfort within your teaching environment. Papers and resources: Antiracism in medicine podcast Diversify clinical pipeline JACCP paper APHA HRC Transgender and gender diverse care guidelines Advocacy organizations: PharmGradWishlist: www.pharmgradwishlist.org RxShare:https://twitter.com/RxShare

In this episode of Precept Responsibly our hosts dive into the topic of precepting in diverse learning spaces with guests Jacinda Abdul-Mutakabbir (@JayCdoesID) and Kevin Astle (@kastle1). They discuss the importance of creating inclusive environments for learners and the role of preceptors in fostering diversity and equity. Jacinda and Kevin share their own experiences as educators and offer practical tips for preceptors to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for all students. Part 1 of this episode focuses on understanding the different backgrounds and experiences of our learners and how to create a safe space for them to learn. Papers and resources: Antiracism in medicine podcast Diversify clinical pipeline JACCP paper APHA HRC Transgender and gender diverse care guidelines Advocacy organizations: PharmGradWishlist: www.pharmgradwishlist.org RxShare:https://twitter.com/RxShare

The Precept Responsibly team meets with Dr. Stephanie Sibicky (@stephsibicky) to discuss the role of teaching philosophies in experiential education. We are enlightened on the how, when, and why of getting your philosophy on. We touch on the "isms" of teaching and how to build a realistic and approachable teaching philosophy to benefit your learners. Reference: Medina MS, Draugalis JR. Am J Health Syst Pharm. 2013 Feb 1;70(3):191-3 (https://doi.org/10.2146/ajhp120418)

Dr. Brent Reed ( @brentnreed on Twitter) joins us for the evening to discuss on objective residency selection process from the first pass on CVs to interviews to the final rank meeting. Special focus on letters of recommendation, how to be more objective, and whether or not a rank meeting is necessary! This is an episode full of facts and laughs as we approach recruitment season for residents and students! As always, tune in after the episode for the final minutes with producer, Dr. Spencer Sutton for his cracks at the hosts’ takes. Reference: Reed BN, Devabhakthuni S, Gale SE, et al. Selection by design: Using job analysis to guide the selection of postgraduate pharmacy residents. Am J Health Syst Pharm. 2022 Sep 7;79(18):1570-1579. doi: 10.1093/ajhp/zxac119.

The Precept Responsibly team is joined by Jimmy Pruitt (Twitter: @PharmD_intheED ) for this detailed explanation of the precepting out loud method applied to medical emergencies. This great cross-over episode with the Pharm So Hard Podcast (Twitter: @pharmso_hard) is meant to give all types of preceptors ideas, practice applications, and discussion points when precepting medical emergencies. Everything is covered from the preparation to emergency tasks, to emotional and outcome management. There is something for everyone who may come across an emergency while educating. References: Pharm So Hard Podcast: https://pharm-so-hard.com/ Jimmy Pruitt Twitter: https://twitter.com/PharmD_intheED

Part 2 of a two-part series with Dr. Kamakshi Rao (Twitter @kamakshi_rao) discussing her work in coaching and history with mentorship. As a leader in residency education, this discussion with Dr. Rao is thought-provoking and will resonate with many pharmacists. Part two focuses on the role of coaching in pharmacy practice and the development of next-level mentors. Resources: - ICF - https://coachingfederation.org/find-a-coach

Part 1 of a two part series with Dr. Kamakshi Rao (Twitter @kamakshi_rao) discussing her work in coaching and history with mentorship. As a leader in residency education this discussion with Dr Rao is thought provoking and will resonate with many pharmacists. Stick around for part two to release on 9/29/22

Dr. Karrine Brade ( @BradeKPharmD on Twitter) joins our hosts for a fun and light discussion about topic discussions. Learn about building quality experiences, tailoring your topics, and how to keep learning and modeling throughout your career. This is a fun-filled episode with a new section from producer Dr. Spencer Sutton called "Summary with Sutton". Don't miss the latest from precept responsibly

The Precept Responsibly team interviews Dr. Ali McBride (Twitter @sheik2411) about his experience as a project educator. Dr. McBride describes his role in precepting learners through a variety of project types. We focus on how to balance the learners' needs with that of the project and department. Our hosts throw in some of their own experiences with precepting project work. Links for referenced projects: - Same-day pegfilgrastim project

Meet your hosts David Hughes and Jason Mordino in the first episode of precept responsibly. They will introduce the scope and background of the podcast and provide you with a brief roadmap of expectations.

A teaser of content from the Precept Responsibly podcast crew. Pharmacy precepting is broken down to be accessible and engaging for teachers and learners. Keep up to date with us on social media and subscribe to the podcast. The first episode will release June 2022 Linktree: https://linktr.ee/preceptresponsibly