Journal

NoDak Pharmacy
Volume 33, No. 2 March 2020

Vision of Our Future

135th Annual NoDak Pharmacy Convention

 ND Ph A Board of Directors
NDPhA Board Chairman District 4 Officer ExOfficios
Kim Essler Tim Carlson
Chase Pharmacy 3825 Clearview Cir Executive Vice President
PO Box 1206 Grand Forks, ND 58201 Michael Schwab
Garrison, ND 58540-1206 (701) 795-3498 NDPhA
(701) 463-2242 tcarlson@thriftywhite.com 1641 Capitol Way
runodak@restel.net Bismarck ND 58501
District 5 Officer (701) 258-4968
NDPhA President Dan Duletski, PharmD mschwab@nodakpharmacy.net
Dan Churchill ND Pharmacy
Churchill Pharmacy Dickinson, ND NDSCS Pharmacy Tech Program
1190 W Turnpike Ave Ste. 2 (701) 225-4434 Melissa Krava – Assistant Director
Bismarck, ND 58501 Daniel.Duletski@gmail.com NDSCS Pharmacy Tech Department
(701) 224-0339 800 N 6 St
dan@churchillpharmacy.com District 6 Officer Wahpeton ND 58076
Pat Brunelle (701) 671-2114
NDPhA President Elect and District 7500 Moonstone Lane Melissa.krava@ndscs.edu
1 Officer Bismarck, ND 58503
Ramona Sorenson (701) 224-9521 NDPSC President
Trinity Hospital Minot Pat@gatewaypharmacy.com David Olig
1 Burdick Expressway W Southpointe Pharmacy
Minot, ND 58701 District 7 Officer 2400 S 32 Ave
(701) 857–5000 John Fugleberg Fargo ND 58103
goodspirit1202@gmail.com The Medicine Shoppe Jamestown (701) 234-9912
703 1st Ave S davidjolig@gmail.com
NDPhA Vice President Valley City, ND 58072
Jeff Jacobson Ph: (701) 252-3002 BOP Executive Director
2301 34 1/2 Ave S E-Mail: 0545@medicineshoppe.com Mark Hardy
Fargo, ND 58104 ND State Board of Pharmacy
jeffdjacobson1@gmail.com District 8 Officer 1906 E Broadway Ave
Elizabeth Skoy PO Box 1354
District 2 Officer NDSU School of Pharmacy Bismarck ND 58501
Carolyn Bodell Thrifty White Ph: (701) 328-9535
Trinity Hospital Pharmacy Fargo ND MHardy@ndboard.pharmacy
Minot ND 58701 (701) 231.5669
(701) 838-2933 Elizabeth.Skoy@ndsu.edu NDSU College of Health Professions
jbodell@min.midco.net School of Pharmacy
NAPT Academy Chairperson Charles Peterson
District 3 Officer Tracy Lindsey PO Box 6050 Dept 2650
Megan Hursman tlindsey101@yahoo.com Fargo ND 58108-6050
805 3RD Street (701) 231-7609
Langdon, ND 58249 Charles.Peterson@ndsu.edu
(701) 256-3330
Megan.J.Lutman@gmail.com NDPhA Vice President Elect
Randy Habeck
Hillsboro Drug
(701) 636-5231
hillsdrug@hotmail.com

NDSHP President
Jesse Rue, PharmD
jesserue@hotmail.com
(701) 430-0731
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order to ensure the quality of our publication, editing
for grammar, spelling, punctuation and content may
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N D PhA Noda k Jour n a l

A Message from the NDPhA EVP

Greetings to all, Hopefully this communication finds you
in good health and spirits. As you know, the ND Annual
Pharmacy Convention is right around the corner. I have
seen many of you and visited with many of you over
the years at our conventions. I truly enjoy attending the
annual convention for many reasons. Social media might
keep you connected to your peers who are both local
and “from away”. However, there is no substitution for
meeting someone IRL (in real life)! Conventions allow for
opportunities to mix, mingle, form new relationships and
strengthen existing ones. Remember the scene in Dead
Poet’s Society when Robin Williams invites students to
stand on their desks to get a fresh perspective? There is
something to be said about learning and networking in
a new space or looking for a new perspective. If you
are finding yourself in a rut, sitting in the same office
or being in the same building day after day, it might do
you good to get away to help with new ideas and fresh
thinking. A dull axe won’t cut a tree nearly as effectively
as a sharp one.
Most importantly, have fun, enjoy yourself, relax a little
bit and don’t be shy! If you have never attended the ND
Pharmacy Convention, please consider doing so. We
know how to have a lot of fun and we make sure “fun”
is on the agenda! Your fellow colleagues from Minot
and surrounding communities put on a great convention
and do a superb job of hosting the event. Thank you
convention committee and others who have helped put
this year’s convention together. There are a lot of moving
parts, conversations and collaborative efforts that need
to take place!
Step out of your comfort zone. Come socialize, learn
something new, gain a new perspective, relax and have
fun! I hope to see many of you during the convention in
Minot. Until then, take care and remember together we
are stronger.
Respectfully,

Mike Schwab
Attending conventions also require or force you to break
out of your comfort zone a little bit as well. There is
nothing like a room full of like-minded people. There is NDPhA EVP
something to be said about people who are willing to
take time away from the office or their families to learn
something new and interact with colleagues. Sometimes
it’s about taking a selfie with someone you have not seen
in a long time or with someone who’s influenced you
and your practice. Sometimes it’s about sharing an idea,
making a new connection or visiting with mentors. Invest
in yourself and your profession.

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Voice for Pharmacy since 1885

North Dakota Annual Pharmacy Convention Registration Form

(One person per form, photocopy as needed)
April 24-26, 2020 at the Grand Hotel, 1505 N. Broadway, Minot, ND 58703 • Toll Free 800-735-4493
(A block of rooms has been reserved under ND Pharmacy Convention)

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NDPhA Annual Convention, April 23-26, 2020

2020 – Vision of Our Future
DATE/TIME PROGRAM PROGRAM
THURSDAY APRIL 23 rd

6:00 PM – 10:00 PM Welcome/Social

6:00 PM – 9:00 PM Registration
FRIDAY APRIL 24th (Eligible for 6 hours of CE)
7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Breakfast
7:00 AM – 12:00 PM Registration
8:00 AM – 9:00 AM Pharmacogenomics in Practice - Natasha Petry (1)
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Diabetes Technology: Walk a mile in a patient’s shoes (Part 1) - Andrea Anhorn (1)
10:00 AM – 10:15 AM Break
10:15 AM – 11:15 AM Palliative Medicine: An Introduction –Ann Hoff (1) ND DOH 1815 Grant Update – Jesse Rue/Tiffany Knauf (1)
11:30 AM – 2:30 PM Vendor Fair / Pharmacy Student Poster Symposium (2)
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Lunch
2:30 PM – 3:30 PM DEA Update – Regional DEA Officer (1) Technician Update (T-C-T) – Diane Halvorson (1)
3:30 PM – 4:00 PM Ice Cream Social
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM NDPhA First Business Meeting
5:30 PM – 6:00 PM Social
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Memorial Service & President Elect’s Awards Banquet
8:00 PM – whenever Social – Western Plains Choir & Family Feud
SATURDAY APRIL 25th (Eligible for 6 hours of CE)
7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Breakfast
7:00 AM – 12:00 PM Registration
8:00 AM – 9:00 AM Medical Assisted Therapy – Elizabeth Skoy (1) Preceptor Update – Lisa Richter (1)
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Drug Diversion: The Unspoken Tale in Healthcare – Carolyn Seehafer (1)
10:00 AM – 10:15 AM Break
10:15 AM – 11:15 Clinical Application of Beers Criteria – Jordan Wolf (1)
11:15 AM – 12:00 PM NDPhA Second Business Meeting
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM NDPhA/NDSHP/NAPT Lunches
1:15 PM – 2:15 PM Patient Economics Impact on Chronic Disease Management in Primary Care Setting – Ramona Sorenson (1)
2:15 PM – 3:00 PM Procalcitonin – Katrina Kutter (1)
3:00 PM – 3:15 PM Break
3:15 PM – 4:15 PM North Dakota Drug Task Force Agency – Rob Browne (1)
4:15 PM – 5:00 PM NDPhA Third Business Meeting
5:00 PM Phun Run / Silent Auction Opens / Banquet Social
6:00 PM – 6:30 PM Past President’s Social / Banquet Social
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM President’s Banquet & Awards Ceremony with Live Auction to Follow
SUNDAY APRIL 26th (Eligible for 1.5-2 hours of CE)
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM Breakfast
8:30 AM – 9:30 AM USP 800 – The right approach for patient safety, healthcare worker safety and the environment – Dennis Delabarre / Carolyn
Bodell (1)
9:30 AM – 10:00 AM Diabetes Technology: Walk a mile in a patient’s shoes (Part 2) - Andrea Anhorn (0.5)
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM OneRx Program Update – Amy Werremeyer (1)
11:00 AM – 11:45 AM Board of Pharmacy Review – Mark Hardy
11:45 AM Adjourn Meeting

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St u den t Auc t ion D o n a t i o n Fo r m

Student Auction Donation Form

PLEASE PRINT INFORMATION BELOW AND RETURN TO:
PhAC AUCTION, NDPhA, 1641 Capitol Way, Bismarck, ND 58501-2195
Fax: 701-258-9312 • Ph: 701-258-4968 • Email: ndpha@nodakpharmacy.net

DONOR Name

ADDRESS (City, State, Zip)

EMAIL ADDRESS PHONE

ITEM QUANTITY DOLLAR VALUE

ITEM QUANTITY DOLLAR VALUE

ITEM QUANTITY DOLLAR VALUE

ITEM QUANTITY DOLLAR VALUE

DELIVERY IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DONOR.

Items are appreciated by 10:00 AM-Saturday, April 25th.
The Silent Auction will be held on Saturday, April 25, 2020.
Grand Hotel, Minot, ND.

This year, we will begin the Silent Auction around 5:00pm allowing more time and opportunity for those
attending to participate and get in their bids. The Pharmacy Advancement Corporation Scholarship Annual
Live Auction will be held Saturday April 25, 2020 after the President’s Banquet during the convention.
The auction committee would like to invite everyone to participate by donating items. The North Dakota
Pharmacists Association is celebrating 135 years so please consider providing a donation(s) to help celebrate
this momentous occasion. As in years past, several items will be placed on a silent auction with the highlight
of the evening being the “live” auction.

Please forward any questions to Mike at mschwab@nodakpharmacy.net or call 701-258-4968.

Thank you for your participation in the past and we look forward to another outstanding auction.

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NA P T Awa rd Nom in a t i o n s A p p l i c a t i o n
Fax to: (701) 258-9312 or Email to: ndpha@nodakpharmacy.net by MARCH 6, 2020.
Complete the nominee name and answer the appropriate questions related to the award you would like to nominate them for.
Feel free to use additional paper to expand on the highlights of your nominee.
Applications received are subject to meeting the minimum selection criteria. Any nomination not meeting the criteria will be disqualified

Nomination(s) submitted by________________________________________________________________________________________

Name:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Contact Information:______________________________________________________________________________________________
Title check one): r North Dakota Registered Pharmacy Technician
r North Dakota Licensed Pharmacist
r Practicing professional in the medical field

DISTINGUISHED YOUNG TECHNICIAN NOMINEE:__________________________________________________________________

Describe how the nominee displays passion to the Pharmacy Technician profession and
strives for excellence in the Profession of Pharmacy:
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Describe how the nominee exemplifies work ethic in the Profession of Pharmacy:
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

DIAMOND AWARD NOMINEE:____________________________________________________________________________________

Describe how the nominee has compiled an outstanding record of community service:
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Describe how the nominee has compiled an outstanding record of pharmacy service:
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

FRIEND OF NAPT NOMINEE:______________________________________________________________________________________

Describe how the nominee has been an advocate of NAPT:
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Describe how the nominee has been an advocate for the Profession of Pharmacy Technicians:
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN OF THE YEAR AWARD NOMINEE:__________________________________________________________

Describe how the nominee exemplifies work ethic in the Profession of Pharmacy:
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Describe how the nominee demonstrates the key elements of the Pharmacy Technician Profession and demonstrates
an outstanding record of pharmacy service:
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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 NAP T Awa rd Nom i n a t i o n s C r i t e r i a
Fax to: (701) 258-9312 or Email to: ndpha@nodakpharmacy.net by MARCH 6, 2020.
NAPT AWARDS NOMINATIONS CRITERIA
Nominations accepted from: • North Dakota Registered Pharmacy Technician
• North Dakota Licensed Pharmacist
• Practicing professional in the medical field

See requirements below and please fill out the nomination for on next page.

DISTINGUISHED YOUNG PHARMACY TECHNICIAN

• The nominee shall be a practicing Pharmacy Technician of less than 10 years.

• The nominee shall be registered as a Pharmacy Technician in North Dakota.
• The nominee displays passion to the Pharmacy Technician profession and strives for
excellence in the Profession of Pharmacy.
• The nominee exemplifies work ethic in the Profession of Pharmacy.

DIAMOND AWARD
• The nominee shall be registered as a Pharmacy Technician in North Dakota.
• The nominee must be living, awards are not made posthumously.
• The nominee has not been a previous recipient of the award.
• The nominee is not currently serving as an officer of NAPT.
• The nominee has compiled an outstanding record of community and pharmacy service.

FRIEND OF NAPT
• The nominee has not been a previous recipient of the award.
• The nominee has been an advocate of NAPT and the Profession of Pharmacy
Technicians.
• The nominee can be a person(s) working in the Profession of Pharmacy; a person,
group, or organization.
Note: Nominations are only accepted from ND Registered Pharmacy Technicians.

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN OF THE YEAR AWARD

• The nominee shall be a Registered Pharmacy Technician in North Dakota.
• The nominee exemplifies the work ethic in the Profession of Pharmacy.
• The nominee has not been a past recipient of the award.
• The nominee demonstrates the key elements of the Pharmacy Technician Profession
and demonstrates an outstanding record of pharmacy service.

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N D PhA Awa r d Nom i n a t i o n s C r i t e r i a

Fax to: (701) 258-9312 or

Email to: ndpha@nodakpharmacy.net by MARCH 6, 2020.
A list of past recipients can be found on our website at www.NodakPharmacy.net. Scoring details for
nominations received can also be found on our website listed above. Nominations should be submitted
ALONG WITH BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION.

NDPhA AWARDS NOMINATIONS CRITERIA

AL DOERR SERVICE AWARD
The recipient must be a pharmacist licensed to practice in North Dakota. The
recipient must be a member of the North Dakota Pharmacists Association; be living
(not presented posthumously); not have been a previous recipient of the award; have
compiled an outstanding record for community and pharmacy service.

Nominee:_____________________________________ Submitted by:_________________________________

UPSHER-SMITH LABORATORIES EXCELLENCE IN INNOVATION AWARD

The recipient should be a practicing pharmacist within North Dakota and a member
of NDPhA who has demonstrated Innovative Pharmacy Practice resulting in improved
patient care.

Nominee:_____________________________________ Submitted by:_________________________________

PHARMACISTS MUTUAL DISTINGUISHED YOUNG PHARMACIST AWARD

The goal of this award is to encourage the newer pharmacists to participate in association
and community activities. The award is presented annually to recognize one such person
for involvement and dedication to the practice of pharmacy. The recipient must: have
received his/her entry degree in pharmacy less than nine years ago; be a pharmacist
licensed to practice in North Dakota; a member of NDPhA; have practiced community,
institutional, managed care or consulting pharmacy and have actively participated in
national pharmacy associations, professional programs, state association activities and/
or community service.

Nominee:_____________________________________ Submitted by:_________________________________

APhA/NASPA BOWL OF HYGEIA

The recipient must: be a pharmacist licensed to practice in North Dakota; a
member of NDPhA; be living (not presented posthumously); not have been a
previous recipient of the award; is not currently serving, nor has he/she served
within the immediate past two years as an officer of the association in other than
an ex-officio capacity or its awards committee; have compiled an outstanding
record of community service, which apart from his/her specific identification as a
pharmacist, reflects well on the profession.

Nominee:_____________________________________ Submitted by:_________________________________

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NAPT U pda t e
Greetings from the NAPT Executive Board!
As I prepare this article, it is a bitter cold day. My hope is that
by the time this article is published the warmth has started to
creep in and spring thaw is right around the corner!
Please consider attending the 135 ND Annual Pharmacy
Convention. The convention will be held April 23-26, 2020
at the Grand Hotel in Minot ND. Attending the convention is
a great way to network within the profession, obtain valuable
continuing education and participate in the business meetings.
NAPT will hold a general business meeting during lunch on
Saturday. Please join us to learn more about what NAPT is
doing for pharmacy technicians in ND!
These positions are appointed positions and we are currently
taking names of those who are interested in serving in this
capacity. Please contact an executive board member to express
interest in serving on the board. The President of NAPT will be
extending invitations for these positions during the month of
April.
NAPT will be holding our Annual Fall Conference on
September 18 and 19, 2020 at the Holiday Inn in Fargo ND.
The Fall Conference Committee is hard at work planning this
event. If you have any suggestions for the conference please do
not hesitate to reach out to the NAPT Executive Board.

Serving on the NAPT Executive Board is a great way to be In closing, I hope to see you at the April Convention in Minot
active and have a voice in the profession. All position terms and/or the NAPT Annual Fall Conference in Fargo.
run 1 year with the exception of the Treasurer which is a 2-year
term. Positions that are open this year include: Vice-President
and Secretary. In this publication is the information of the
person running for Vice-President. Currently we do not have
anyone running for Secretary, if you are interested in serving
in this capacity please reach out to one of the current NAPT
Executive Board members. Also included in this publication
is a nomination form, please take a moment to complete the
form and return to NDPhA office by April 10, 2020. We also
have openings for 2 members at large and a parliamentarian.

NAPT EXECUTIVE BOARD

Chairperson: Member At Large:
Tracy Lindsey Kathy Zahn
tlindsey101@yahoo.com healthyzahns@gmail.com
President: Member At Large:
Arlene Monson Amanda Chase
monsonized@gmail.com Ajchase_75@hotmail.com
Vice President: Liaison Members:
Lindsay Cizek-Cribb Mike Schwab:
lindsaycizek@hotmail.com NDPhA

Treasurer: Melissa Krava:

Cassie Doyle NDSCS Program Director
cdoyle@thriftywhite.com Danika Braaten:
Secretary: Northland Technical College Program
Ashley Creech Director
Ashley.creech@me.com Diane Halvorson:
Parliamentarian: ND State Board of Pharmacy Member
Autumn Guilbert
autumn-guilbert@hotmail.com

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NAP T U pda t e

Hello everyone!
Here is a little info about me. My name is Amanda Chase.
Everyone calls me Mandy. I grew up in New Salem, ND and
currently live in Valley City, ND with my husband. Together,
we have 5 awesome children, Lane 22, MaKell 19, John 15,
Parker 13, and Katy 11. I am employed by CHI Mercy Health
in Valley City and celebrated my 10th year there as a pharmacy
technician. I have also worked in retail and LTC pharmacy. I
graduated from NDSCS in 2009 with an AAS degree in the
pharmacy technician program. I am currently a Member At
Large on the Northland Association of Pharmacy Technicians
(NAPT).
Why am I running for the Vice President position on the
NAPT board? For me, I want to continue to be a part of this
great organization and assist in its continuing success by
representing pharmacy technicians in North Dakota. I aim
to continue promoting the pharmacy technician profession
and strive to do this on a higher level. Pharmacy technicians
are an integral part of the pharmacy profession as well as the
healthcare system overall and I will ensure that this does not go
unnoticed. My passion is to support pharmacy technicians in
maximizing their potential and show that their input is a vital
component of the healthcare team. My objectives are to work
side by side with board members to guarantee responsibilities
are carried out and to act in good faith for what is in the best
interest of North Dakota pharmacy technicians.
Thank you for giving me consideration and opportunity.

EXECUTIVE OFFICER BALLOT

Please Vote Once For Each Position Or List Your Nomination On The Blank
VICE PRESIDENT / PRESIDENT ELECT:
______ AMANDA CHASE - Here is a little info about me. My name is Amanda Chase. Everyone calls me
Mandy. I grew up in New Salem, ND and currently live in Valley City, ND with my husband. Together, we have
5 awesome children, Lane 22, MaKell 19, John 15, Parker 13, and Katy 11. I am employed by CHI Mercy Health
in Valley City and celebrated my 10th year there as a pharmacy technician. I have also worked in retail and LTC
pharmacy. I graduated from NDSCS in 2009 with an AAS degree in the pharmacy technician program. I am
currently a Member At Large on the Northland Association of Pharmacy Technicians (NAPT).

______ NAME ___________________________________________________________________________________

SECRETARY:
______ NAME ___________________________________________________________________________________

Please complete this form and return to: NDPhA

Attention: NAPT Election
1641 Capitol Way
*Must be Postmarked by April 17, 2020 Bismarck, ND 58501

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N D Bo ar d of Pha rm a cy
Time for the Pharmacy Convention Mark J. Hardy, PharmD
The days are moving fast and it won’t be long until we see many
of you at the Annual Pharmacy Convention this year to be held in
Minot, ND. There is so much to look forward to as we approach
Convention time, not the least being, that inevitably spring is
near :) and we can look forward to turning the page on winter.
The annual Pharmacy Convention is an important opportunity for
the profession of pharmacy. The time to celebrate achievements,
to brainstorm over challenges and most importantly a time for
professional networking. The Pharmacy Convention is a long-
honored tradition for the proud profession of Pharmacy in
our state. The relationships that have been forged through this
professional networking over the years have been instrumental
to the profession of Pharmacy and have been at the forefront
on beginning initiatives that the state has made in extending
pharmacy services and the impact they have on our patients. It is
important in the future that we continue to evolve as pharmacists
and registered pharmacy technicians shaping the profession in a
manner, we can best serve our citizen patients of our great state.
Professional networking and collaboration are instrumental in
driving those changes. We all live busy lives and have many
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things tugging at us from several directions. However, taking
the time to engage in these professional opportunities are
increasingly important.
Understandably, not everybody can get to the Convention as
there are businesses to maintain and patients to be served during
that time. However, I do hope to see many of you there. The
Board of Pharmacy Members make every attempt to attend the
Convention to interact with their fellow professionals. In the past
the Board of Pharmacy has held Rule Hearings at the Convention
to obtain the profession’s opinion and input on any rule changes
the Board is proposing or enacting. This allows the Board to get
maximum input in their decision making.
I sincerely look forward to seeing you and engaging with you on
issues in your practice you feel important. Ultimately, the Board
is looking for solutions to help you better care for your patients
in your practice environment.
Safe travels to Minot and best wishes for another successful
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N DSU School of Ph a r m a cy

Aldevron Tower dedication set for May 1 at NDSU

By Carol Renner, Office of the Dean, Marketing/Communication Coordinator, NDSU College of Health Professions

North Dakota State University will celebrate the opening of

the new Aldevron Tower on campus on Friday, May 1, with a
dedication set for 11 a.m. The six-story privately funded building
brings the College of Health Professions into a single complex
connected to Sudro Hall.

The fourth floor of the new Aldevron Tower is dedicated to the

NDPhA Pharmacy Practice Lab. The space includes community
and institutional practice areas, simulated sterile and non-sterile
compounding laboratories, access to patient exam rooms for
medication therapy management, telepharmacy and much
more.

“As future clinicians, we’re going to be serving the community,

and it’s nice to see the community giving us that support up
front, so that when we graduate, we’ll be able to return the favor
to them,” said Jarod Burnside, second year pharmacy student.

“Thanks to generous donors and the support of alumni and

friends of Health Professions, students now have interprofessional
learning facilities designed to prepare them to be team ready and
practice ready when they graduate,” said Charles Peterson, dean
of the School of Pharmacy and College of Health Professions at
NDSU.

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N D SU S chool of Ph a r m a cy
Additional activities with the ND Board of Pharmacy and
Pharmacists Association are possible in the new space. The new
facility reflects the ABCs (Association, Board and College) at
work, once again creating unique opportunities for the profession
and state.

“I would like to thank our donors for donating money to this

gorgeous new space that we have,” said Kayla Hoistad, second
year pharmacy student. “We have so much new technology that
we can use. It will help us become better pharmacists in the
future and we’d just like to thank you for the money that you’ve
donated to us.”

In addition to instructional and lab spaces in the new Aldevron

Tower, it was designed to be student centric with many student
study spaces on each floor, computer stations and welcoming
spaces to promote interprofessional education.

Mark Your Calendars

SET FOR
NEW ALDEVRON TOWER DEDICATION
FRIDAY MAY 1, 2020 AT 11:00 A.M.

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 2019 Recipients of the “Bowl of Hygeia” Award

Anne Daniels Catherine Worhatch Kowalski Mark Boesen Max Caldwell Thomas Branigan Philip Hritcko Madeline Moses Carmen Aceves Gordon
Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida

Ira Katz Mike Minesinger Herb Halley Marilyn Osterhaus Vicki Schmidt Catherine Hanna Kim Dupuy Wixson Frank McGrady
Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine

Matthew Shimoda Adele Pietrantoni Gary Kadlec Karen Bastianelli Randy Calvert Sandra Bollinger
Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri

Todd Koepp Charles Krobot Diana Quach The “Bowl of Hygeia” Gary Merchant John Colaizzi, Jr. Dale McCleskey
Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico

Bradley Arthur Dennis Williams Dewey Schlittenhard Nnodum Iheme John Crumly Michele Belcher Janet Astle Lucia Garcia-Carmona
New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico

Anita Jacobson Wayne Buff Donald Frank Doug Duncan Jennifer Barnett Roger Fitzpatrick Kimberly Wright Steve Singer
Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Washington

In Memoriam:
Carl Franklin
California

Christopher Keeys Craig Kimble John Muchka Jennifer Nevins

Washington DC West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

The Bowl of Hygeia award program was originally developed by the A. H. Robins Company to recognize pharmacists across the nation
for outstanding service to their communities. Selected through their respective professional pharmacy associations, each of these
dedicated individuals has made uniquely personal contributions to a strong, healthy community. We offer our congratulations and thanks
for their high example. The American Pharmacists Association Foundation, the National Alliance of State Pharmacy Associations and the
state pharmacy associations have assumed responsibility for continuing this prestigious recognition program. All former recipients are
encouraged to maintain their linkage to the Bowl of Hygeia by emailing current contact information to awards@naspa.us. The Bowl of
Hygeia is on display in the APhA History Hall located in Washington, DC.

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What is a PSO?
The 2005 Patient Safety ACT allows for the creation of
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Or Renew On-line at www.nodakpharmacy.net, select the “JOIN” tab
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