16.08.2010 13:04:00
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Wolters Kluwer Health Congratulates Recipients of the 2010 Facts & Comparisons® Award of Excellence in Clinical Communications
Wolters Kluwer Health, a leading global provider of information for healthcare professionals and students, has announced the recipients of its 2010 Facts & Comparisons Award of Excellence in Clinical Communications. The awards were given to more than 80 graduating students of leading pharmacy schools that include the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of Minnesota and Ohio State University, all ranked among the top five pharmacy schools and colleges by U.S. News and World Report.
The annual Award of Excellence in Clinical Communications was established by Wolters Kluwer Health to recognize Pharm.D. students who have demonstrated first-rate practice and have excelled in quality clinical communication. This year’s recipients, who are selected by each participating U.S.-based school of pharmacy, also possess superior verbal and written communication skills, are 2010 Pharm.D. graduates and rank in the top 25% of their graduating classes.
"Recipients of the Facts & Comparisons Award of Excellence in Clinical Communications represent many of the nation’s best and brightest pharmacy students and the future of the profession,” said Arvind Subramanian, President and CEO, Wolters Kluwer Health Clinical Solutions. "Wolters Kluwer Health is pleased to recognize their achievements and provide them with the drug information tools and resources that will help them begin their careers providing top-quality patient care in any setting.”
Said Mary Ann Kirkpatrick, Associate Dean for Student Affairs at Shenandoah University, "As faculty, one of our goals is to help students develop into competent practitioners who have excellent verbal and written communication skills. The Facts & Comparisons Award of Excellence in Clinical Communications allows us to recognize a student who has shown great promise in these areas and is ready to become the best, most competent practitioner possible.”
Facts & Comparisons eAnswers provides retail pharmacies and academia with online access to the most up-to-date drug information tailored to their unique needs, enabling better therapeutic decisions in less time. For the academic community, it provides students, residents and faculty with instant access to reliable, current drug information and medication management tools. Helpful links and other information are also available to help meet course and drug reference needs.
For pharmacies, Facts & Comparisons eAnswers addresses the key pain points of workflow efficiency and patient safety by providing the tools and information needed to support drug dispensing activities. These include patient safety screenings for Drug Utilization Review and drug reference information, which result in a decrease in drug dispensing errors.
Award submissions are accepted from U.S.-based schools of pharmacy on a yearly basis, starting in late February and continue through June. Winners receive a three-year subscription to Facts & Comparisons eAnswers and three Facts & Comparisons® bound reference titles: Drug Facts and Comparisons Pocket, ImmunoFacts, and Drug Interaction Facts.
"The Facts & Comparisons Award of Excellence in Clinical Communications allows us to recognize a student who has performed well above others in the provision of patient care,” said Renae Chesnut, Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs at Drake University. "In a time when many organizations are decreasing their support for schools, we appreciate Wolters Kluwer Health's commitment and support of our college through this award.”
List of award recipients and schools:
Award Recipient | Pharmacy School | ||
Zonker K. White | Albany College of Pharmacy | ||
Natasha D. Combs | Appalachian College of Pharmacy | ||
Alison O. Baker | Auburn University Harrison School of Pharmacy | ||
Cortney Hindahl | Butler University | ||
Dennis Wisneski | Campbell University | ||
Colleen Czerniak | Creighton University | ||
Elizabeth O'Brien | Drake University | ||
Giavanna M. Russo | Duquesne University | ||
Amber Belle Pfister | East Tennessee State University | ||
Elizabeth Casselman | Ferris State University | ||
Howell S. Goodman, Jr. | Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University | ||
Nakia Beard | Hampton University | ||
Tatyana Duverglas | Howard University | ||
Kaylee C. Schultz | Idaho State University | ||
Jennifer L. Kilanowski-Chromik | Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (LECOM) | ||
Cham Nguyen | Loma Linda University | ||
Dora Sosnowik | Long Island University | ||
Abigail L. Maxwell | Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences-Boston | ||
Lauren Lawler | Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences-Worcester | ||
Jancie Hatcher | Mercer University | ||
Sarah Szulc | Midwestern University Chicago College of Pharmacy | ||
Amanda Wozniak | Midwestern University College of Pharmacy-Glendale | ||
Brenna Kane | North Dakota State University | ||
Lauren C. Finlay | Northeastern University Bouvé College of Health Sciences | ||
Lisa Ferguson | Nova Southeastern University | ||
Joanna F. Marino | Ohio Northern University | ||
Kimberly Quade | Ohio State University | ||
Katie E. Luehrs | Oregon State University | ||
Kristin Diaz | Pacific University - Oregon | ||
Mansi Patel | Palm Beach Atlantic University | ||
Laura S. Geswein | Purdue University | ||
Irina Pustovalova | Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey | ||
Amy Claire Nelson | Samford University | ||
Elyse Garman Fisher | Shenandoah University | ||
Erika E. Tillery | University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy | ||
Dixie Stephens | South Carolina College of Pharmacy | ||
Jacob Hobbs | South Dakota State University | ||
Mitchell Lee | South University | ||
Angela Stein | Southern Illinois University Edwardsville | ||
Brian D. Hamburger | Southwestern Oklahoma State University | ||
Alex DeLucenay | St. John Fisher College | ||
Courtney Tam | St. John's University | ||
Edward Parhad | Temple University | ||
BaAimee Thi Nguyen | Texas A&M University Health Science Center | ||
Regina Lynn Ramirez | Texas Southern University | ||
Casey Faye Henderson | Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center | ||
Julie A. McIndoo | The University of Arizona | ||
Danyel Adams | The University of Connecticut | ||
Jennifer Taggart | University at Buffalo | ||
Courtney L. Fowler | University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences | ||
Joy A. Cunningham | University of Cincinnati | ||
Kelley Dawn Carlstrom | University of Colorado at Denver & Health Sciences | ||
Jenny M. Mason | University of Findlay | ||
David Joeckel | University of Florida | ||
Leigh Anne Dye | University of Georgia | ||
Elisabeth Napierkowski | University of Houston | ||
Kelsey Bohling | University of Iowa | ||
Emily Prohaska | University of Kansas | ||
Jennifer Gossett | University of Kentucky | ||
Mandy Renee Fillingame | University of Louisiana at Monroe | ||
Denise Fu | University of Maryland | ||
Mollie A. Kempa | University of Michigan | ||
Katherine Hines | University of Minnesota | ||
Margaret Evelyn Kucera | University of Nebraska Medical Center | ||
Antonia Weinstein | University of New Mexico | ||
Jamie Lin Jurkiewicz | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | ||
Julie Nix | University of Oklahoma | ||
Jennifer L. Melichar | University of Pittsburgh | ||
Christopher Federico | University of Rhode Island | ||
Jennifer Mendoza Guanio | University of Southern Nevada | ||
Sarah Elizabeth Mizne | University of Tennessee Health Science Center | ||
Diana A. Trinh | University of the Incarnate Word | ||
Brandy Ann Kehrer | University of the Pacific | ||
Jennifer Cavone | University of the Sciences in Philadelphia | ||
Whitney N. Bennet | University of Toledo | ||
Emily Warnock Goldman | University of Utah | ||
Sarah Lurtz Wallick | University of Washington | ||
Ted Grabarczyk | University of Wisconsin | ||
Aislinn McBeth | University of Wyoming | ||
Andy M. Belzer | Washington State University | ||
Courtney Scanlon | Wayne State University | ||
Marissa K. Poorman | West Virginia University | ||
Kevin Brittain | Wilkes University | ||
Nicole Hery | Xavier University of Louisiana |
About Wolters Kluwer Health
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