Accidental Aluminum Phosphide Poisoning of a Family and Role of Impella® Support: A Case Report Aluminum phosphides (AlP) are highly effective fumigant pesticides that emit phosphine gas when exposed to moisture. Phosphine gas is highly toxic and…

Congrats to the TTUHSC Poison Center on their new paper on phosphine (AlP) exposures — 10 cases, rapid CV collapse in many, and one survivor after Impella® + ECMO. 👏

Link: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

#TTUHSC #PoisonCenter #Toxicology #Impella #ECMO

The Pharmacist's Role in the Use of Incretin‐Based Therapies for Weight Management: An Opinion of the Endocrine and Metabolism Practice and Research Network of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy The popularity of incretin-based therapies has increased substantially over the past several years due to their clinically significant efficacy for weight loss and positive impact on weight-related c...

Congrats to Dr. Courtney (TTUHSC) on her new JACCP opinion paper reviewing incretin-based therapies for chronic weight management — their strong weight-loss effects, the cost/availability/safety barriers, and practical recs. 🎉 #TTUHSC #research

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Quality Measures in the Long-term and Post-acute Care Settings: A...: Ingenta Connect

New review by TTUHSC’s Dr. Kalin Clifford et al.: “Quality Measures in LTPAC” Sr Care Pharm. Read → doi.org/10.4140/TCP.... #TTUHSC #Pharmacy

Non-pharmacologic Interventions for Overweight and Obesity Overweight and obesity are epidemics in the United States. As excessive adipose tissue is primarily a result of excessive caloric intake and insufficient caloric expenditure, intensive therapeutic lif...

🎉 New from TTUHSC! Drs. Basinger & VanDyke co‑author Ch. 11 “Non‑pharmacologic Interventions for Overweight & Obesity” in The Pharmacist’s Pocket Guide for Diabetes & Obesity (Springer 6/28/25).
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#TTUHSC #Obesity

Non-pharmacologic Interventions for Type 2 Diabetes Type 2 diabetes mellitus is a lifestyle-related chronic disease for which intensive therapeutic lifestyle interventions and behavior modifications should be the first-line approach to prevention and t...

🚀 Just out! TTUHSC’s Drs. VanDyke & Lacey co‑author Ch. 3 “Non‑pharmacologic Interventions for Type 2 Diabetes” in The Pharmacist’s Pocket Guide for Diabetes & Obesity (Springer 6/28/25).
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#TTUHSC #Pharmacy #Diabetes

Techs as Teachers: A Decade’s Experience Utilizing Pharmacy Technicians in a Doctor of Pharmacy Program Pharmacy technician responsibilities, certifications, and duties across pharmacy settings have evolved in recent years, allowing them to potentially become a valuable resource for skills-based pharmac...

👏 Huge congrats to Mary Klein! 👏
Her commentary “Techs as Teachers…”—co-authored with Drs. Eddy, Courtney, & MacLaughlin—just snagged an Honorable Mention in our 2024 Non-Tenure-Track Publication award!

🔗 www.ajpe.org/article/S000...
#PharmEd #Innovation #TTUHSC

Prioritizing Faculty Well-Being: Why it Matters, What Schools Can Do, and a Call for Action Previous studies have identified high rates of burnout among health care workers and health professions faculty. Despite interventions being showcased at national meetings in both posters and platform...

🎉 Huge congrats to Dr. Van Dyke! 🎉
Her commentary “Prioritizing Faculty Well-Being…” just snagged the 2024 DPP Non-Tenure-Track Publication of the Year Award—well deserved! A must-read on fighting burnout and lifting up pharmacy faculty. 👏

🔗 www.ajpe.org/article/S000...
#WellBeing #PharmEd #TTUHSC