The Student Pharmacist Policy Podcast
by St. John's University APhA-ASP
A podcast made to inform YOU about current policy issues surrounding pharmacy and healthcare, featuring special guests in every episode!The St. John’s University APhA-ASP chapter is not affiliated with any organization or political party. The statements said in this podcast do not represent the views of the APhA organization as a whole. You are welcome to disagree or agree with any statements said in this podcast. We respect all of your opinions and we would like to ask you to do the same. ENJOY! Hosted by St. John's University APhA-ASP Policy Vice President Courtney Tse
Episodes
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Season 2 Episode 3: The Harm Reduction Movement
According to the National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics, 700,000 drug overdoses in the United States since 2000 are escalating 1 million, with as high as 50% of people aged 12 or older reported to have used illicit drugs at least once. It is no new fact that Prolonged illicit drug use has been...
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Season 2 Episode 1: Dr. Jennifer Bhuiyan and Project Renewal
The homeless can be considered to be one of the most vulnerable populations in our society for they deal greatly with a multitude of issues including career and housing instability, mental health and substance use disorders, and most importantly, prejudice and stigma. According to the National...
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Ep.4 Real Talk: Dr. Elsen Jacob - NYS Provider Status and The Pharmacist Coalition (CAP)
Provider Status refers to the federal recognition of healthcare professionals listed under section 1861 (s)(2) of the Social Security act and allows eligible services to be covered under Medicare Law. Unfortunately, pharmacists have yet to attain this recognition despite their reputation as...
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Ep 3 Real Talk: Dr. Nimit Jindal - Congressional Healthcare Policy Fellow and Advocacy 2021
From his time working as a cashier in his father’s pharmacy to present day, Nimit Jindal has always held a large interest in community patient care and quality access to healthcare services. It is for these reasons he is heavily engaged in policy development and advocacy. He has an extensive...
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Ep. 2 Real Talk: Dr. Adrienne Simmons - Policy Manager, Instagram, Viral Hepatitis Elimination
Adrienne Simmons is a forefront pharmacist and advocate on a multitude of healthcare issues including, but not limited to, harm reduction, mental health, health equity, and viral hepatitis elimination. She has an extensive history in advocacy on both the state and federal level and has held...
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Ep. 1 Real Talk: Dr. Saara Nasruddin - Pharmacy Students, Leadership, Advocacy
Featuring guest speaker, Saara Nasruddin, a current PhD student at the University of Mississippi, to speak on the importance of leadership, advocacy, and breaking the status quo. Our healthcare system as well as the profession of pharmacy continues to rapidly evolve throughout the years. It is...
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About this show
A podcast made to inform YOU about current policy issues surrounding pharmacy and healthcare, featuring special guests in every episode!The St. John’s University APhA-ASP chapter is not affiliated with any organization or political party. The statements said in this podcast do not represent the views of the APhA organization as a whole. You are welcome to disagree or agree with any statements said in this podcast. We respect all of your opinions and we would like to ask you to do the same. ENJOY! Hosted by St. John's University APhA-ASP Policy Vice President Courtney Tse
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St. John's University APhA-ASP