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Resident Accomplishments
2024
- Freed C, King C, Soltesz B, et al. Impact of Pharmacist Expertise on Acceptance Rates in a Comprehensive e-Consult Program within a Large Academic Health System. Innov Pharm. 2024;15(3). doi.org/10.24926/iip.v15i3.6278 https://pubs.lib.umn.edu/index.php/innovations/article/view/6278/3687
2022
- Jasmin Ortiz received Ohio Society of Health System Pharmacy (OSHP) PGY1 Resident of the Year Award
- Borovicka MC, Ortiz J. Effect of Pharmacogenomic Testing on Clinical Outcomes of Patients with Major Depressive Disorder, submitted to College of Psychiatric and Neurologic Pharmacists Annual Meeting 2022
- Hoffman PA, Son AH, Hoeprich SA, Hecker MH. Closing the CAP Gap: Improving the Management of Community Acquired Pneumonia, presented at IDWeek 2022; October 22, 2022.
- “Getting On Track with Continuous Glucose Monitoring” presented by Dr. Hemalatha Senthilkumar, Mary Ann Dzurec and Jasmin Ortiz at the Society for Teachers of Family Medicine, Savannah, GA on Sept 13, 2022
2021
- Distel K, King C, Leahy J, Gothard D. Evaluation of provider acceptance of pharmacist recommendations in a high utilizer patient population. Sr Care Pharm. 2021;36:409-417.
- Ozbay N, King B, King C, et al. “Assessing appropriate panel size and optimization of quality metrics for ambulatory care pharmacists in the primary care setting.” ACCP Virtual Poster Symposium. Online. 2021. Peer reviewed.
- Llamas Rangel M, Reese LH, McCrate B, Hecker M. Evaluation of emergency medicine pharmacist-facilitated sexually transmitted infections microbiologic test follow-up in patients discharged from the emergency department. ASHP Section Advisory Group on Emergency Medicine Webinar.
2020
- Leahy J, Distel K, King C, et al. “Evaluation of provider acceptance of pharmacist recommendations in a high utilizer patient population.” ACCP Virtual Poster Symposium. Online. 2020. Peer reviewed.
2019
- MetroHealth System Great Catch Award. A new inpatient order came through the pharmacy for losartan which was not on the patient’s home medication list. After searching the patient’s EMR, it was noted the patient had angioedema on lisinopril which was not on her allergy list. The medical team was notified. Resident: Emily Doycich
- MetroHealth System 1st Place Poster Award at Medication Safety Fair. The poster was on strategies employed to the increase percent of barcode medication administration (BCMA) in the emergency department. Resident: L. Hunter Reese; Preceptors: James McDonald, Mike Gutridge, Jay Kuhn
- King CA, Fontem AA, King BS, Gothard D. Type 2 diabetes prescribing habits amongst providers to an underserved population. 2019;10(4). DOI: https://doi.org/10.24926/iip.v10i4.2151.
- Reese LH, Son AH, Murphy NN, Hecker MT. The Effect of Audit and Feedback on Procalcitonin Use and Duration of Antibiotic Therapy in Patients Hospitalized with Suspected Respiratory Tract Infections. Making A Difference In Infectious Diseases Pharmacotherapy Meeting 2019 Abstract #127 (poster)
2018
- Ohio Pharmacy Residency Conference, Toby Clark Residency Research Award, "Cost efficacy analysis of pharmacists-led diabetes management in a primary care clinic." Resident: Tara Nagaraj, Preceptors: Cynthia King and Benjamin King.
- Pontefract BA, King BS, Gothard DM, King CA. Impact of pharmacist-led diabetes management in primary care clinics. Innovations. 2018;9(2).
2017
- Ohio College of Clinical Pharmacy, 1st Place PGY1 research abstract presentation "Evaluation of vaccination coverage and infection in patients undergoing emergent splenectomy due to trauma." Resident: Alex Hess, Preceptors: Nina Naeger-Murphy and Nilam Patel.
- Pontefract BA, Son AH, Brucato CA, Hecker MT. Analyzing Outpatient Treatment of Uncomplicated, Community-acquired Urinary Tract Infections. Making A Difference In Infectious Diseases Pharmacotherapy Meeting 2017 Abstract # 81 (poster)
2016
- Ohio Society of Health System Pharmacist Best Practice Award. MetroHealth’s Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Services were recognized at the state level for their innovative, patient centered services in chronic disease state management, specialty pharmacy, and geriatrics care.
- Ohio College of Clinical Pharmacy, 1st Place for original research design "Use of dalbavancin as an alternative to traditional agents for the treatment of acute bacterial skin and skin structure infections." Resident: Dustin Freshwater, Preceptor: Nina Naeger-Murphy.
2015
- Ohio College of Clinical Pharmacy, 2nd Place for original research design for “Bariatric Surgery in patients receiving oral cancer treatment at MetroHealth Medical Center.” Resident: Marcus Flores, Preceptor: Jan Kover.
