University of Maryland School of Pharmacy

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University of Maryland School of Pharmacy

• 2009 State of the School Address
• A Fiscal Year in Review
• Natalie D. Eddington, PhD
• Dean

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Our Mission and Vision

• To be preeminent in pharmacy education, practice
  and biomedical research by
• Educating future pharmacists and pharmaceutical
  scientists to be leaders
• Implementing practice models to educate, expand
  direct patient care and reimbursement services
• Enriching our research programs to discover new
  knowledge, ideas and inventions that improve
  health
• Expanding our outreach programs to serve our
  community

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Our Student Body
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School of Pharmacy Class of 2009

• Our Graduates Career Paths

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School of Pharmacy Class of 2013

• 959 applicants
• 121 students in Baltimore
• 40 students at Shady Grove
• 61 percent female
• 86 percent with bachelors degree
• Average GPA is 3.38

2009 White Coat Ceremony

• Average PCAT composite is 78.2

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Class of 2013 Demographics
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Our Residency Programs
12 Residents and One Toxicology Fellow
First accreditation for pain and palliative
care Re-accreditation for oncology and geriatrics

• 14 specialty areas including
• Mental health
• Pharmacy practice
• Community pharmacy
• Ambulatory care
• Critical care
• Geriatric pharmacy
• Oncology
• Palliative care
• Pediatric pharmacy
• Pharmacotherapy 

Teaching Certificate Program instruction on
principles of education theory
Kaiser Permanente, CVS, Thomas Jefferson
University, Endless Mountains Pharmacy, Duke
Hospital
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Graduate Programs
PSC Graduates University of Louisville University
of Maryland University of Pennsylvania Childrens
Hospital of Philadelphia Lubrizol Department of
Defense Johns Hopkins University FDA Pontificia
Universidad Católica de Chile University of
Minnesota University of New England
PSC Program 52 students Pharmacogenomics Transp
orters PK, DME Nanomedicine Drug discovery Drug
delivery
PHSR Program 25 students Pharmacoeconomics Phar
macoepidemeiology Outcomes research Evidenced
based medicine
PHSR Graduates King Hussein Institute PRO
Consulting Pfizer Mahidol University Bayer FDA
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New Faculty and Appointment Highlights
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New Appointments in the Deans Office

• Associate Dean for Research and Graduate
  Education
• Paul Shapiro, PhD
• Director of Continuing Education
• Jason Noel, PharmD

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New Leadership in the Departments
Pharmaceutical Health Services Research Vice
Chair for Research Linda Simoni-Wastila,
PhD Graduate Program Director Amy Davidoff,
PhD Pharmaceutical Sciences Graduate Program
Director Richard Dalby, PhD
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New School of Pharmacy Faculty

• Lauren Angelo, PharmD (PPS)
• Lauren Hynicka, PharmD (PPS)
• Gail Rattinger, PhD (PHSR)
• Stephen Fletcher, PhD (PSC)
• Maureen Kane, PhD (PSC)
• C. S. Raman, PhD (PSC)
• Wanli Smith, MD, PhD (PSC)
• Sudha Veeraraghavan, PhD (PSC)
• Wanda Williams, MS (PSC)

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Employment Profile
2007 2008 2009
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Faculty, Staff and Student Awards
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A Productive Year for Faculty and Staff!!
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Faculty and Staff Awards and Honors

• Bruce Anderson, PharmD, Maryland Board of
  Pharmacy task force to develop an educational
  campaign for the safe use of acetaminophen
• Larry Augsburger, PhD, Dale E. Wurster Research
  Award in Pharmaceutics from the American
  Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists
• Melissa Badowski, PharmD, American Academy of HIV
  Medicine HIV Specialist/HIV Expert
• Nancy Bowers, June 2009 UMB Employee of the Month
• Lisa Booze, PharmD, University of Marylands Top
  Terp Award
• Cynthia Boyle, PharmD, Maryland Pharmacists
  Associations Seidman Distinguished Achievement
  Award, Phi Lambda Sigma National Leadership
  Award, American Association of Colleges of
  Pharmacy Academic Leadership Program Fellow, and
  Distinguished Practitioner in the National
  Academies of Pharmacy Practice

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Faculty and Staff Awards and Honors

• Lynette Bradley-Baker, PhD, BSP, Henry C. Welcome
  Fellowship, Maryland Higher Education Committee
• Nicole Brandt, PharmD, GGEAR co-winner of the
  Center for Excellence in Assisted Livings Health
  Care Award
• Thomas Dowling, PharmD, PhD, editorial board of
  the journal Pharmacotherapy
• Natalie Eddington, PhD, Leadership Maryland Class
  of 2009
• Margaret Hayes, MS, Daily Records 2009 Top 100
  Women
• Stephen Hoag, PhD, Delegate, United States
  Pharmacopeial Convention
• LaVerne Jones-McCoy, UMB February 2009 Employee
  of the Month
• Wendy Klein-Schwartz, PharmD, W. Arthur Purdum
  Award, Maryland Society of Health-System
  Pharmacists
• Christopher Klimas, UMB December 2008 Employee of
  the Month

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Faculty and Staff Awards and Honors

• Mary Lynn McPherson, PharmD, Distinguished
  Practitioner in the National Academies of
  Practice in Pharmacy, a Daily Record Health Care
  Hero, and appointed to the State Advisory Council
  on Quality of Care at the End of Life
• Connie Mitchell, UMB Public Servant of the Year
  and the University System of Maryland Regents
  University System Staff Award for Extraordinary
  Public Service to the University
• C. Daniel Mullins, PhD, Fulbright Senior
  Specialist
• James Polli, PhD, Shangraw/Noxell Endowed Chair
  in Pharmaceutical Sciences
• Gail Rattinger, PharmD, PhD, Annual ISPOR
  International Meeting Best New Investigator
  Podium Presentation award and AFPE Geriatric
  Pharmacy Faculty Fellowship
• Charmaine Rochester, PharmD, Maryland Pharmacists
  Associations 2009 Innovative Pharmacy Practice
  Award ,and vice-president of the UMB Faculty
  Senate

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Faculty and Staff Awards and Honors

• Magaly Rodriguez de Bittner, PharmD,
  Distinguished Practitioner, National Academies of
  Pharmacy Practice
• Gerald Rosen, PhD, JD, 2009 University System of
  Maryland Regents Faculty Award for Collaboration
  
• Neha Sheth, PharmD, American Academy of HIV
  Medicine HIV Specialist/HIV Expert
• Linda Simoni-Wastila, PhD, International Center
  of Mental Health Policy and Economics' Excellence
  in Mental Health Policy and Economics Research
  Award
• Meghan Sullivan, PharmD, 2008 AFPE-National
  Association of Chain Drug Stores Foundation
  Faculty Fellowship in Community Pharmacy Practice
• Peter Swaan, PhD, Editor-in-chief of the journal
  Pharmaceutical Research

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Faculty and Staff Awards and Honors

• James Trovato, PharmD American Society of
  Health-System Pharmacists Section of Clinical
  Specialists and Scientists Executive Committee
  Chair-elect
• Hoai-An Truong, PharmD, MPH, Trustee, Maryland
  Pharmacists Association
• Shannon Tucker, EDUCAUSEs 2009 Jane N. Ryland
  Fellowship Award
• Julie Zito, PhD, Special government employee to
  the FDAs Drug Safety and Risk Management
  Advisory Committee
• Ilene Zuckerman, PharmD, PhD, J. William
  Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Fellowship

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Student Honors and Awards

• Charlene Baksh (PSC), 2008-2009 AFPE Pre-doctoral
  Fellowship Award
• Mark Borgman (PSC), 2009-2009 AFPE Pre-doctoral
  Fellowship Award
• Ashley Burns, Class of 2010, US Public Health
  Service Commissioned Corps Junior Commissioned
  Officer Training and Extern Program
• Allison Chilipko, Class of 2009, Won the 2008
  American Society of Health-System Pharmacists
  local clinical skills competition
• Vivek Dave (PSC), travel award to the 2008
  American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists
  Annual Meeting

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Student Honors and Awards

• Dongyi Du (PHSR), FDA Commissioners Fellowship
  Program
• Sarah Dutcher (PHSR),National Institute on Aging
  T-32 pre-doctoral award
• Brian K. Ellsworth Jr., Class of 2010, Winner of
  the School of Pharmacys 2009 American
  Pharmacists Association-Academy of Student
  Pharmacists patient counseling competition and
  2008-2009 CVS Outstanding Intern award
• Jannet Hseih, Class of 2009, President of UMBs
  University Student Government Association
• Vicky Hsu (PSC), travel award to the 2008
  American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists
  Annual Meeting

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Student Honors and Awards

• Louis Jones, Class of 2009, 2008 Outstanding
  Student Member award, National Community
  Pharmacists Association
• Ameet Joshi, Class of 2010, Albert Schweitzer
  Fellow
• Seferina Kim-Walsh, Class of 2009, American
  College of Clinical Pharmacys StuNet Advisory
  Committee
• Joni Larrabee, Class of 2009, won the 2008
  American Society of Health-System Pharmacists
  local clinical skills competition
• Nicholas Laughton, Class of 2010, United States
  Public Health Service Senior Commissioned Officer
  Student Training and Extern Program

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Student Honors and Awards

• Shirley Lee, Class of 2010, 2009 Phi Lambda Sigma
  Founders Award
• Hanpin Lim (PSC), travel award to the 2008
  American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists
  Annual Meeting
• Kelly Martin, Class of 2010, American College of
  Clinical Pharmacys StuNet Advisory Committee
• Andy Michaelson, Class of 2010, Maryland chapter
  of the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists
  Student of the Year, and the University of
  Maryland, Baltimore GGEAR Award for Excellence in
  Geriatrics and Gerontology
• Vikas Moolchandani (PSC), travel award to the
  2008 American Association of Pharmaceutical
  Scientists Annual Meeting

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Student Honors and Awards

• Katie Morneau, Class of 2011, 2009-2010 American
  College of Clinical Pharmacys StuNet Advisory
  Committee
• Hannah Parsons, Class of 2012, Greater Washington
  Institute of Chemists Outstanding Student
  Chemistry Award
• Jingjing Qian (PHSR), Internship in the Worldwide
  Epidemiology Department at the GlaxoSmithKline
  Research and Development Center
• Emily Reese (PHSR), Internship in the Office of
  Clinical Pharmacology at the FDA
• Hobart Rogers (PPS), Wayne A. Colburn Memorial
  Award and the American College of Clinical
  Pharmacology Student/Trainee Award

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Student Honors and Awards

• Amber Todd, Class of 2012, Greater Washington
  Institute of Chemists Outstanding Student
  Chemistry Award
• James Wang, Class of 2011, Albert Schweitzer
  Fellow
• Andrew York, Class of 2012, Albert Schweitzer
  Fellow
• 180 2nd, 3rd, and 4th year students named to the
  Deans List for achieving a 3.25 GPA for both
  semesters

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Academic Programs Educating future pharmacists
and pharmaceutical scientists to be leaders
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The School of Pharmacy at Shady Grove

• 120 students across three years
• Full complement of students in fall 2010
• Six resident faculty and one staff

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The School of Pharmacy at Shady Grove

• Construction completed on simulation and physical
  assessment labs (Nursing)
• Establishment of a new 70 seat classroom for
  synchronous activities
• Established new and/or expanded relationships
  with partners who accommodate students on
  rotations
• MedImmune (rotations, internship, residency,
  fellowship)
• Suburban Hospital (SOP faculty located at this
  site)
• Georgetown University Hospital
• Holy Cross Hospital
• Montgomery County Primary Care Coalition
• Washington Metropolitan Society of Health-System
  Pharmacists

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Curriculum and Instructional Resources

• Successfully implemented first semester of the
  new curriculum
• Significantly increased the amount of synchronous
  teaching in the first semester
• Instituted an audience response system (clickers)
  for use in first year courses
• Transitioned course and room scheduling to the
  Office of Curriculum and Instructional Resources
• Implementing a new scheduling software package
• Organized a faculty retreat that served as a
  forum to focus on academic issues including
  attendance, generational issues, the honor code,
  and professionalism

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Academic Affairs

• Revised PharmD Student Honor Code with Student
  Affairs and SGA
• Revised current dual degrees and pursued new MBA
  and MPH dual degrees with UMCP
• Participated in ACPE Self Study Chair Workshop in
  preparation for 2010-2011 self study process
• Implemented coordinated quizzes for early warning
  of academic difficulty
• Developed institutional assessment plan and
  PharmD elective pathways

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Academic Affairs(Continuing Education)

• Implemented 45 continuing pharmacy education
  programs for 2,024 pharmacists
• immunization
• diabetes (in support of P3 Program)
• teaching excellence
• Academy of Preceptors
• pharmacotherapy rounds
• Sponsored programs for the National Institutes of
  Health, the Joslin Diabetes Center and Kaiser
  Permanente
• Pandemic flu training course at Shady Grove drew
  100 pharmacists
• Dec. 12 course at UMB expecting 400 participants

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Academic Affairs(Experiential Learning)

• Continued ELP enhancements by revising 25 percent
  of the curriculum (P4) for the Class of 2010 and
  beyond
• Unified and sequenced 20 course objectives
• Streamlined rotation assessments with
  standardized language and format
• Implemented new web-based preceptor development
  modules
• Honored outstanding preceptors at Convocation,
  with preceptors in academic regalia processing
  with faculty

Preceptors and Dean Eddington at 2009 Convocation
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Student Affairs

• Awarded 440,000 in School of Pharmacy
  scholarships
• 74 percent of students received financial aid
  339 received some scholarship
• Launched a newly designed and updated recruitment
  and admissions website and created an ADA website
  for faculty and students
• Mailed out series of Open House post cards to
  approximately 1,500 prospective students
• Updated 3/4 program agreement with Stevenson
  University
• Provided tutoring services to 67 students
• Met 1,300 prospective students at visits to
  four-year universities in Maryland

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Implementing practice models to educate, expand
direct patient care and facilitate reimbursement
services
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Expansion of the Practice Enterprise

• Completed a report for the MD Board of Pharmacy
  on the final evaluation of the Collaborative
  Practice Demonstration Study this report, led
  by Chanel Agness, PharmD, Bethany DiPaula,
  PharmD, and Charmaine Rochester, PharmD, will be
  evaluated by the legislature as part of its
  decision to make collaborative practice in
  Maryland permanent legislation
• Successfully advocated for the expansion of
  immunization legislation to include pneumoccal
  and zostavax led by Cherokee Layson-Wolf,
  PharmD
• Successfully advocated for legislation regulating
  medication therapy management in assisted living
  facilities led by Nicole Brandt, PharmD

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Expansion of the Practice Enterprise

• HRSA collaborative project with community-based
  organizations - led by Melissa Badowski,
  PharmD, and Neha Sheth, PharmD
• Secured new practice sites at the Primary Care
  Coalition of Montgomery County for Heather
  Congdon, PharmD, and Hoai An Truong, PharmD, MPH
  a community health center for underserved
  populations

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Expansion of the Practice Enterprise

• Implemented Focused Interest Groups to increase
  collaboration and scholarship among faculty with
  similar interests
• Community Connections advance community
  pharmacy practice sites (Cherokee Layson-Wolf,
  PharmD, and Meghan Sullivan, PharmD)
• Instructional Evaluation advance the
  scholarship of teaching (Jason Noel, PharmD)
• Medication Management Evaluate the impact of
  MTM services in assisted living facilities
  (Chanel Agness, PharmD, and Nicole Brandt,
  PharmD)

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Expansion of the Practice Enterprise
The Center for Innovative Pharmacy Solutions
solves health care problems and prepares for a
new future by developing innovative models of
care and advocating for their implementation in
standards of pharmacy practice.
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Expansion of the Practice EnterpriseCenter for
Innovative Pharmacy Solutions
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Enriching our research programs to discover new
knowledge, ideas and inventions that improve
health
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School of Pharmacy Research Activities
Post Market
Clinical Development

Preclinical Develop
Transporters, BCS class DMEs, Nuclear
receptors, Knockout/knock down, Animal models of
disease
1st time in man, Human Testing, Safety/Efficacy
Outcomes Research Adverse Drug Events Health
Technology Assessment, Evidenced Based Pharm/Med
Nanomedicine Center, Industrial
Pharmaceutics, CPU, PBL
PBL, Clinical Sciences CPU
Lamy Center, Center for Drug Policy, PHSR
Translational Research
Critical Path
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Our Extramural Awards in FY 2009
FY 2009 16,484,953 18 increase over 2004
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Stimulus Funds
More than 20 applications submitted to the
National Institutes of Health through the
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act

• Four faculty members and one graduate student
  received grants
• Antonia Tolson, a graduate student in PSC,
  50,928, from the National Institute on Drug
  Abuse to study the interaction between methadone
  and drugs to treat illnesses such as HIV and
  Hepatitis C
• Angela Wilks, PhD, a professor in PSC, 1.8M from
  the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious
  Diseases to develop a new class of antibacterials
  by blocking the action of heme oxygenase

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Stimulus Funds

• Bruce Yu, PhD, an associate professor in PSC,
  228,180 from the National Institute of
  Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering to study
  fluorinated biomaterials for drug delivery
  matrices
• Amy Davidoff, PhD, a research associate professor
  in PHSR, a prestigious Challenge award for
  777,137 from the National Cancer Institute for
  Comparative Effectiveness Erythropoietic
  Stimulating Agents in Treatment of MDS. (840
  awarded/20,000). Davidoffs is one of four at UMB
  and the only one at the School of Pharmacy.
• Alex MacKerell, PhD, professor in PSC and
  director of the CADD Center, 47,019 from the
  National Institute of General Medical Sciences
  for Enegetics of Oligonucleotide Conformational
  Heterogen

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School of Pharmacy Research Activities

• Center on Drugs and Public Policy Frank
  Palumbo, PhD, JD, leading efforts on the FDA
  Decision Science project through contracts with
  the IMS Government Solutions, the objective of
  which is to capture and describe the process used
  by the CDER in making drug approval decisions
• Center for Drug Safety established in January
  2009 to improve public health by enhancing the
  safety of marketed medications, led by Sheila
  Weiss Smith, PhD

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School of Pharmacy Research Activities

• FDA Critical Path Initiative expedite the drug
  approval process through modernizing science
  decisions. Led by James Polli, PhD with
  collaborators Tom Dowling, PharmD, and Stephen
  Hoag, PhD
• Proposal for a NIH Center of Cancer
  Nanotechnology Excellence - Potential for 6
  million over five years, led by Peter Swaan, PhD,
  a collaboration with SOM and UMCP bioegineering
  to develop silicon nanotubes for image-guided
  targeted drug delivery

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School of Pharmacy Research Activities

• Proposal for an NIH Center Grant for Botanical
  Research
• Potential for more than 6 million over five
  years, led by Jia Bei Wang, PhD, Hongbing Wang,
  PhD, Stephen Hoag, PhD, Natalie Eddington, PhD,
  and Yuan Luo, PhD, a collaboration with the SOMs
  Center for Integrative Medicine to optimize
  herbal formulas in aging and neurodegenerative
  disorders, to examine the efficacy and mechanism
  of optimized formulas for chronic pain and
  inflammation, and to evaluate herbal-herbal and
  herbal-conventional drug interactions associated
  with the herbal formulations using human
  hepatocytes and aged rat.

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Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) Core Facility
Renovation, Repair, and ImprovementCost
Requested 6.7M

• Proposal to renovate and repair approximately
  7,800 nasf, office, and conference space to
  modernize and enhance our core formulation and
  drug substance synthesis lab facilities into the
  UMB GMP Core Facility
• Grant will renovate space into a GMP facility for
  dosage forms led by Stephen Hoag, PhD
• Grant will also renovate space for a GMP facility
  for small/large scale small-molecule synthesis
  led by Andrew Coop, PhD

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Expanding our outreach programs to serve our
community
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Mission - decrease cost/complexity of care while
maintaining/improving patient outcomes

• Service to the community
• 24/7 staffed pharmacists and nurses
• In 2008 - 65,342 calls
• 36,128 - human exposure
• 29,214 animal poisoning
• Outcomes
• 37 cases resulted in death (0.1)
• 90.6 resulted in no or minor effects
• Incidents safely managed at home saving M in
  health care costs

Of those, 50.2 percent were poison exposures
involving children lt 6 yrs of age
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School of PharmacyCommunity Service
Hours2008-2009
no reporting mechanism in place for staff hours
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Diabetic Halloween

• Project of Student Government Association and
  APhA-ASPs Operation Diabetes
• Host third graders from a Baltimore City
  Elementary School
• Tutorials on the different types of diabetes, the
  impact of untreated high blood sugar, and how to
  prevent the disease through diet and exercise
• Face painting, puppet and slime making, and a
  haunted house

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Securing the Future of the School of Pharmacy
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Pharmacy Hall Addition A Year of Progress

• Exterior brick work completed
• Windows installed this fall
• Atrium roof construction begins in November
• Four, 42,000 pound chillers placed in the
  basement
• 2,300 piece furniture order completed
• Occupancy August 2010
• Grand Opening Celebrations
• October 2010

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2010-2015 Strategic Planning Process

• First Survey in January/February 2009 -
  Environmental Scan
• School-wide survey on strengths, weaknesses,
  opportunities, and threats
• Included faculty, staff, students, residents,
  alumni, preceptors, BOV, educational advisory
  committee
• 660 respondents
• Focus groups and listening tour What current and
  new initiatives does the School need to focus on?
• Pharmacy practice?
• Research?
• Academic Pharmacy?
• Advocacy?
• Entrepreneurship?

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2010-2015 Strategic Planning Process

• Second survey Prioritization
• 341 respondents
• Priorities identified faculty/staff recruiting,
  compensation for services, professional pride,
  collegiality, mentoring/professional development,
  professionalism, innovative practice models
• Draft of new plan includes six key areas
• Education
• Research
• Practice
• Environment
• Entrepreneurship
• Leadership

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Capital Campaign Developments

• Secured 14 million in verbal commitments
  including
• 13 endowed and nine annual scholarships, two
  fellowships, and gifts to the Fred Fund and the
  David Knapp Faculty Development Fund
• Named areas in Pharmacy Hall Addition, including
  Warrington Gateway, Florence Eddington Graduate
  Research Room, Walgreens Common Area
• Total contributions to the Faculty/Staff Campaign
  increased by 35 percent from the previous year.
• Hosted 10 leadership dinners with 87 participants
• Produced Case Statement and completed planning
  study with GGA
• 20 out of 23 BOV members have been solicited for
  campaign gifts - 2,000,000 target

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Capital Campaign Developments

• Emphasis on planned giving and building
  endowments for long-term security
• Identifying and securing funding for CIPS and
  Center for Drug Safety
• Increased outreach efforts through strategic
  events focused on preceptors, PhD graduates with
  continued efforts for BSP and PharmD alumni
• Strong presence at state/national professional
  associations, including NCPA, AAPS, ASHP, APHA,
  MPhA, ISPOR

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Alumni Affairs

• The implementation of two social networking
  programs Facebook Fan Page and LinkedIn.com,
  launched in January 2009 
• LinkedIn.com - 183 members
• Facebook Fan Page 60 fans
• These programs assist in promoting attendance at
  alumni receptions and activities, reconnecting
  alumni with friends and former classmates,
  boosting registration for CE Programs, and
  keeping alumni updated on the latest School of
  Pharmacy news.
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Alumni Affairs

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• Awarded a grant from Alumni Association
  International to conduct a first-ever online
  survey to improve alumni programming and
• Identify alumni perceptions and expectations of
  the School
• Determine future programs to serve the
  professional and career development aspirations
  of our alumni populations
• A Thank-a-thon event held in November 2008 with
  over 150 calls to alumni to thank them for their
  participation (gift) during FY2009

Increase in e-mail addresses from FY 2008 to
2009 was 135.49
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School of Pharmacy is In the News

• Media Placements

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School of Pharmacy is In the News
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Goals for Academic Year 2009-2010

• Opening of the Pharmacy Hall Addition
• Manage the impact of the economic environment on
  the school
• Implement the 2010-2015 SOP Strategic Plan
• Curricular redesign process
• Continue to grow practice enterprise by securing
  reimbursement for pharmacy care services
• Continue to grow research activities by obtaining
  additional collaborative grants
• Secure and maintain experiential sites (APPEs),
  competing with new schools
• Continue Capital Campaign initiative by utilizing
  creative fundraising vehicles such as annuities
  and planned giving and focusing on long-term
  investment with emphasis on pledges over the life
  of the campaign
• BEGIN THE SELF-STUDY PROCESS IN PREPARATION FOR
  OUR 2011 ACPE ACCREDITATION SITE VISIT!!

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