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MortSci Building students: CAPS will be in room 224 at 3:30 p.m. on select Tuesdays and Wednesdays for the rest of the semesterStarting in March, CAPS will be in room 224 of the Mortuary Science Building from 3:30-5:30 p.m. on select Tuesdays and Wednesdays for the rest of the semester.
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AMCP to hold BCBSM managed care internship webinar next Tuesday, Feb. 28The webinar will feature guest speaker Dr. Kim Moon, who manages the Medication Therapy Management Team at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. Moon is also the residency program director of the only Medicare-specific PGY-1 managed care residency in the U.S. and supervises pharmacy interns in a managed care pharmacy setting.
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LISTEN: Candice Garwood interviews Chris Giuliano and co-author PharmD alums about their Pharmacotherapy publication on the ACCP Journals podcastThe authors provide perspective on how to complete retrospective, observational studies and the use of factor Xa inhibitors in patients with AKI.
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Retired Mortuary Science instructor Sharon Gee-Mascarello featured in American Funeral Director magazineThe headline of the February 2023 story is, Embalming: History, Theory and Practice gets a new editor.
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Plan to attend the virtual Wayne State campus safety town hall at 10 a.m. on Thursday, March 9In light of the recent tragedy at Michigan State University, President Wilson will be joined by a panel to discuss Wayne State’s crisis preparedness and prevention measures and answer questions. Panelists will include representatives from the Wayne State Police Department, Campus Health Committee, President’s Office, Crisis Management Team, Housing and Residential Life and Dean of Students Office.
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WSU Applebaum t-shirt photo contest finalists announced!Head over to the WSU Applebaum Instagram channel to vote for your favorite finalist in our t-shirt photo contest! Simply like the photo to vote for it. Hearts will be counted at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 28. Prizes will be awarded for first, second and third place.
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RSVP now to join COTAD's Feb. 23 Zoom event: Black experiences in health care and higher edOccupational Therapy Program Director Dr. Doreen Head and Assistant Professor Dr. Regina Parnell will share their firsthand experiences as Black women in the clinical OT field and higher education, followed by an open Q/A.
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PHOP is back: Parker’s House of Pancakes returns to WSU Applebaum on Thursday, March 9Proceeds from the PHOP fundraiser will go to support the Wayne State University SNPhA chapter and its various projects and initiatives.
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Kappa Psi brothers among WSU Warriors honored by Wayne County Pharmacists AssociationLast month, the Wayne County Pharmacists Association held its annual awards and installation ceremony. The gathering was an auspicious one, especially for Wayne State University Warriors, several of whom were honored by the WCPA and their colleagues from the pharmacy profession.
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WATCH: Dean Cummings tells students it's OK to not be OK – we are here for youTake 60 seconds to watch this video about student well-being and ways WSU Applebaum can help.
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Tips from CAPS: 10 ways to unwind after an examEven when you do well on an exam, the period of time after the test can be anxiety-provoking. It can be difficult to turn off your mind and stop replaying the questions and your answers. Self-care is an important part of academic performance and essential after taking a simple quiz or a tough exam. Here are 10 ways to start.
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Dr. MaryAnne Stewart featured on two Differential Discussions podcastsDr. MaryAnne Stewart discusses optimal peripheral blood work up when reviewing hematological smears, and opportunities to create interprofessional programs or events in a hospital and academic setting.
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GALLERY: Occupational Therapy Baby Lab ’23Each year, Wayne State Occupational Therapy students in Assistant Prof. Kimberly Banfill’s OT6300 and OT7410 courses observe and practice on real babies! On Feb. 6, we welcomed four special guests – and their grownups — who helped OT students learn to observe and assess reflexes and reactions.
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Make a healthy dinner with the WSU Applebaum Health & Wellness Committee on Feb. 16Join us virtually for a step-by-step recipe dinner instruction on Thursday, Feb. 16, from 3-4 p.m. Please RSVP to receive the recipe and list of ingredients.
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Professor Moh Malek teaching practical applications of statistics workshop in Graduate School’s Professional Development SeriesThis workshop will provide guidance on how to perform and interpret statistical procedures used to compare differences between and within groups. Attendees will learn the SPSS statistical package using sample data sets.
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Enter the WSU Applebaum t-shirt photo contest to win up to $100 in gift cards!Wear your new WSU Applebaum t-shirt around town and snap pics in fun spots for your chance to win a $50 or $100 Amazon shopping spree!
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WATCH: Alumni experiences with diversity in OT, presented by WSU COTADThe Wayne State University chapter of the Coalition of Occupational Therapy Advocates for Diversity (COTAD) organized a panel of alumni who discussed their experiences in the OT profession. Speakers included: Jennifer Gavia '22, Fabiha Nishat '21, Ala Sarsour '22, and Faith Taylor '21.
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Radiation Therapy Technology professors publish clinical survival handbookWSU Applebaum RTT Program Director Jeannetta Greer and Assistant Clinical Professor Alisa Kagen wrote The Little Book of Clinical Survival Strategies for RTT Students to remind readers about what they'd learned in the classroom regarding clinical setups, imaging, treatment side effects, shifting patients and much more.
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New SynDavers enhance hands-on learning for WSU Applebaum studentsThe Wayne State University Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Pathologists' Assistant program recently acquired two life-sized SynDaver models, cadavers made of synthetic human tissue. The SynDavers will be available to all WSU Applebaum students as part of their medical education, training and clinical simulation.
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Through WSU Applebaum and CON collaboration, Taylor Street Primary Care Clinic hosts a free community health fair“We are thrilled to collaborate with Taylor Street Clinic,” said Assistant Clinical Professor of Pharmacy Practice Joseph Fava. “Connecting vulnerable communities to health care resources is an important focus of our program.”
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Paul Beasley joins WSU Applebaum as Assistant Dean of Student AffairsThe Wayne State University Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences has appointed Paul Beasley as its new Assistant Dean of Student Affairs. His first day in the WSU Applebaum Office of Student Affairs is Jan. 17, 2023.
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Fall 2022 WSU Applebaum Undergraduate Dean's ListThe Dean’s List honors undergraduate students for academic excellence each semester.
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Take the WSU Applebaum DEI Climate Survey by Friday, Feb. 10All WSU Applebaum students, faculty and staff are strongly encouraged to take the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Climate Survey by Friday, Feb. 10.
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Wired: Drug shortages aren’t new, the tripledemic just made you look, with comments from Dr. Susan DavisCoping with drug shortages is such a regular occurrence that “it’s almost its own subspecialty in pharmacy now,” WSU Applebaum’s Associate Dean for Pharmacy Susan Davis told Wired. “It’s something that people have as part of their job description, trying to manage shortages, which is unfathomable.”
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WSU counseling offers a range of helpful groups this semester focused on everything from anxiety to cultural empowermentCAPS offers online group therapy via Microsoft Teams and Zoom. Currently registered WSU students must first request an Initial consultation through a link at caps.wayne.edu to begin the process of joining one of a range of groups available during winter semester.
