Lampyon Health Communications, John Papastergiou, Ajit Johal
26 episodes
4 days ago
In this episode of The Pharmacists Are In, Dr. John Papastergiou and Ajit Johal explore the evolving role of pharmacists in addressing Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) through vaccination and education. Drawing on Ajit’s presentation at the FIP Congress and John’s community-based practice insights, they discuss global and Canadian trends, new vaccination options, and how pharmacists can lead in awareness, testing, and immunization. Tune in to hear practical strategies for incorporating RSV vaccination into busy pharmacy workflows and improving patient outcomes across age groups.
For more episodes and resources, visit www.ThePharmacistsAreIn.com!
We are grateful to Pfizer Canada (www.pfizer.ca) for their financial support of this educational program to help enhance the knowledge and education of pharmacists.
All content for The Pharmacists Are In is the property of Lampyon Health Communications, John Papastergiou, Ajit Johal and is served directly from their servers
with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
In this episode of The Pharmacists Are In, Dr. John Papastergiou and Ajit Johal explore the evolving role of pharmacists in addressing Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) through vaccination and education. Drawing on Ajit’s presentation at the FIP Congress and John’s community-based practice insights, they discuss global and Canadian trends, new vaccination options, and how pharmacists can lead in awareness, testing, and immunization. Tune in to hear practical strategies for incorporating RSV vaccination into busy pharmacy workflows and improving patient outcomes across age groups.
For more episodes and resources, visit www.ThePharmacistsAreIn.com!
We are grateful to Pfizer Canada (www.pfizer.ca) for their financial support of this educational program to help enhance the knowledge and education of pharmacists.
Vaccinations by Pharmacists – Battling Myths and Misconceptions and Increasing Customer Loyalty
The Pharmacists Are In
26 minutes 59 seconds
6 years ago
Vaccinations by Pharmacists – Battling Myths and Misconceptions and Increasing Customer Loyalty
In this second of two episodes focused on vaccinations, John is once again joined by Sherilyn Houle, an expert on pharmacist-provided care in travel health, immunizations and anticoagulation to talk about vaccine hesitancy and the drivers behind the recent anti-vaccine movement, explaining the crucial role of pharmacists. John and Sherilyn also share their recommendations for battling myths and misconceptions around vaccinations and their experiences on how vaccination can increase customer loyalty in the community pharmacy environment.
This episode is brought to you by OPEN, the Ontario Pharmacy Evidence Network with support from the GSK Independent Medical Education Grant, which helps education experts and healthcare professionals to collaborate and innovate with the ultimate aim of identifying and closing healthcare gaps.
Visit the OPEN website (https://www.open-pharmacy-research.ca/) to learn more about their work, and the GSK IME website (https://ca.gsk.com/en-ca/healthcare-professionals/independent-medical-education/) to learn more about the initiatives they support.
The Pharmacists Are In
In this episode of The Pharmacists Are In, Dr. John Papastergiou and Ajit Johal explore the evolving role of pharmacists in addressing Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) through vaccination and education. Drawing on Ajit’s presentation at the FIP Congress and John’s community-based practice insights, they discuss global and Canadian trends, new vaccination options, and how pharmacists can lead in awareness, testing, and immunization. Tune in to hear practical strategies for incorporating RSV vaccination into busy pharmacy workflows and improving patient outcomes across age groups.
For more episodes and resources, visit www.ThePharmacistsAreIn.com!
We are grateful to Pfizer Canada (www.pfizer.ca) for their financial support of this educational program to help enhance the knowledge and education of pharmacists.
