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Minutes
- Call to order: 9:00AM
- Review/Approve previous minutes from previous meeting (07/08/2020)
- Agenda created and distributed to attendees before meeting
o Contents of agenda include point to be talked about during the meeting
o Agenda template for Resident’s meetings with Dr. Alvarez:
Debrief
Assignment of projects
Review/Redirecting
- Residents to attend Zoom staff meetings for:
o South Florida State Hospital
o NSU Clinic Pharmacy
- Residents to attend QS1 meetings with Dr. Alvarez, Dr. Pino and Mrs. DeMore
o Meeting today at 11:00am
o Content of the meeting guided towards revenue, budget, accounts receivable,
inventory, end of fiscal year, among others
- Inventory and inventory management discussion
o Inventory is performed at the end of the fiscal year (every June 30th)
A fiscal year measures performance of revenue and expenses in a one-
year time frame
o Goal is to sell items before we have to actually pay the manufacturer/supplier
o Administrative component reviews effectiveness of the inventory throughout a
year using a calculator for “inventory turn-over rate”
Cost of goods sold (CGS)/average inventory
Cost of goods sold (CGS): cost of the medication/item from the
supplier (includes products: Rx, OTC, vitamins, etc. – NOT services:
pharmacist, paper, bottles, vials, labels, etc.
CGS: $1,569,093.54
Inventory turn-over rate: 1,596,093.54 / 170,592.5 = 9.2
Average Inventory: beginning inventory (06/30/2019) + final inventory
(06/30/2020) divided by 2
Average inventory: $175,748 (2019) + $165,437 (2020) divided by 2
o Ideally a good turn-over rate ranges between 10-13 since we are paying monthly
o Lower turn-over rate is not good since it means we have lots of products sitting on
shelfs. In that case we need to look at why is it not selling: demographics, price,
product, etc.
o Higher turn-over rate is not good either (having only one product and turning it over
very frequently
- Management component keeps a “close-eye” on inventory, keeping a flowing inventory – in
order to have opportunity cost
- Inventory at the hospital done monthly due to a tighter budget
- “Par value”: having a standard number of products on the shelf and ordering more when
the count falls under certain set number
- Residents to review Policies and Procedures sent by Dr. Alvarez
o Need to develop a Policy for Hazardous Drugs
- Residents to review Orientation Checklist with different preceptors. Upon completion,
preceptor and residents to initial and date. Residents to keep paperwork for final of
residency portfolio.
- Residents to be added to internal calendar and patients’ calendar.
- CITI portal: Social-behavior administrative pharmacy of training
- Residents were individually interviewed regarding interest and goals for future residency
plan development
o Dr. Alvarez to develop a plan for each resident for achievement of interests during
residency