Happy Wellness Wednesday! The residents enjoyed today’s REACH event in the sun! ☀️ They shared tips on how to thrive in residency, eat well, and incorporate exercise into their daily routines. These smiling faces will be done with residency in 72 days! #PharmRes #TwitteRx

Happy Red Sox opening day! ⚾️❤️ What better way to celebrate than franks and friends! #PharmRes #TwitteRx

Congrats to Alyssa George, PharmD and Katelyn Sylvester for presenting their research 'Evaluation of anticoagulation management in patients with suspected heparin-induced thrombocytopenia awaiting diagnosis confirmation' at THSNA!! #TwitteRx #PharmRes

Do you push VPA? Check out this article from one of our PGY1 residency project Felicia Wang on the practice of IVP VPA at our institution!
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We're really happy to see the sun again but were still able to get a few pharmacy presentations on the calendar inbetween basking in the warmer weather! Thank you Nihad Medar and Kaden Shen for great departmental discussions this month! #TwitteRx #PharmRes

Meet Felicia Wang, one of our amazing PGY2 critical care residents! Felicia has been a bright light in our department from her time as an intern and through her years of residency. She is excited to be staying on as a full time pharmacist come July! #PharmRes #TwitteRx

Meet Nora Dhanyelle, our incredible PGY2 ID resident! Nora Danielle serves on institutional and MGB-level committees to optimize stewardship practices and quality of care in infectious diseases. Her and her RPD, Jeff Pearson, are very valued members of our team! #PharmRes

the KVAD study available on-line! great teamwork with Katelyn Sylvester Brigham and Women’s (BWH) Pharmacy Department Brigham and Women’s Hematology Michael Givertz Mandeep R. Mehra, MBBS, MSc, FRCP (London) Brigham and Women’s Cardiovascular Life Science Brigham and Women's Hospital

Assessment of temporary warfarin reversal in patients with left ventri... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Thank you to AJ and DeLisleRx for presenting our morbidity and mortality rounds this month! A very complicated topic when is arises! #TwitteRx

A great presentation to kick off Poison Prevention Week! Thank you Reem Alsultan and Nick Monkemeyer for teaching us how to manage poisoned patients in the emergency department!

Congratulations and welcome to our 2024-2025 pharmacy residency class!! We're so excited to get to know you all and work together! 🥳🏥💊🎉

It's Poison Prevention Week! We're so lucky to have a series of great talks from awesome presenters, special thanks to Reem Alsultan for putting this all together! America's Poison Centers #NPPW24 #TwitteRx

We are thrilled to have matched our third ever PGY2 THM resident! We have one more position available through Phase II for this upcoming residency year. Please contact us if interested! #PharmRes #TwitteRx

Meet Nick Monkemeyer, our awesome PGY2 emergency medicine resident! Nick has done great work in his committee involvement, collaborating with pharmacy leadership and a multidisciplinary team to develop drug information resources and medication use protocols! #PharmRes #TwitteRx

We're leaping into March already?! Thanks to all our pharmacy presenters who made February another awesome educational month! #TwitteRx #PharmRes

Agents like antipsychotics and PPIs initiated in the ICU are often continued following ICU discharge, check out this article by Nandini Patel looking at a handoff tool to prevent inappropriate continuation of these medications! accpjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Check out the CACTUS study - multi-center study published by ID pharmacists throughout the country (including Jeff Pearson) looking at ceftazidime-avibactam vs ceftolozane-taezobactam in treating MDR infections!
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Thanks Dareen for this excellent talk on hemodynamics and shock for our pharmacy residents!

At the recent “Vent and Venti” REACH Wellness event, the residents anonymously submitted their stressors and had an opportunity to both give and receive advice.

“I have a theory that as long as you have one good friend, one real friend, you can get through anything” #PharmRes

In this study evaluating different gentamicin dosing strategies Skyler and her study team found that once daily dosing was associated with decreased risk of AKI, check out the full article here: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…