Pharmacy Podcast Network

Ethics in pharmacy is not just about following the law. It involves prioritizing our patients and understanding the ethical principles that pharmacists must follow. This podcast delves into a wide range of topics s designed to provide complimentary continuing education programming to honor the ethical principle of beneficence and equip pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and student pharmacists with resources, skills, and knowledge to handle ethical dilemmas in your practice.

This is our final episode in the three part series where we talk with some of community pharmacy's innovators. Let's work together in 2025 with Growth, Performance and Success! 

In this episode:

• A Goal Setting Framework for Pharmacists - learn how a structured approach to goal-setting helped me become an internationally recognized pharmacy writer and Pharmacogenomics Academy founder.

• Discover why using a physical diary proves more effective than phone apps for goal tracking, eliminating digital distractions and enhancing focus.

• 5-Category Goal System - Master a comprehensive goal-setting approach that  ensures balanced personal and professional development.

• Quarterly Goal Breakdown Strategy - transform large objectives into manageable quarterly targets, perfect for implementing new pharmacy services like Pharmacogenomics testing or clinical programs.

• Weekly and Daily Accountability System - Implement effective progress tracking through weekly reviews and daily morning manifestos, ensuring consistent goal alignment and achievement.

Resources:

• Download the Goal Setting Toolkit here: https://pharmxcel.kit.com/goal-setting

• Subscribe to my YouTube channel and watch the episode here: https://www.youtube.com/@katrinaazer

• Stay in the know about the future of pharmacy! Sign up for exclusive updates on ElevateRx, a must-attend to elevate patient care in 2025. Join the list here: https://elevaterx.kit.com/

• Book - Atomic Habits by James Clear

👉 Visit https://apma.website/ to learn how I teach pharmacists the role of genes in medication response inside the Australasian Precision Medicine Academy.

👉 Visit https://www.katrinaazer.com/ to find out more about my services.

Follow me on social media:

➡️ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katrina-azer/

➡️ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pharmxcel

Episode Summary: Podcasting is BIGGER THAN EVER in the pharmacy profession! In this exciting episode, we explore the incredible opportunities for pharmacists and pharmacy professionals to leverage podcasting as a platform to build influence, strengthen their personal and professional brand, and drive business growth. Joining us are two extraordinary content creators and podcasters—a dynamic husband-and-wife healthcare communications power-couple from London—sharing their expertise and tips to help you succeed.

Introducing ANISHA PATEL and SUNJAY VYAS

https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/behind-the-mic-%F0%9F%8E%A4-7199801296428650496/ 

Key Discussion Points:

Why podcasting is a powerful tool for the pharmacy profession.






Real-world examples of how pharmacy professionals have used podcasting to grow their influence.






Practical tips for starting and sustaining a successful podcast.






Insights into creating engaging content that resonates with your audience.






Building your brand through storytelling and consistent podcast messaging.

Special Offer: Get started on your podcasting journey with 3 MONTHS FREE podcast hosting through our partners at Podbean! Message Todd Eury directly to claim this exclusive promo and start building your podcast today.

Upcoming Events: Join us for Part Two of our "This Week in Pharmacy" special series, airing LIVE on Friday, January 17th, at 3 PM ET / 12 PM PT. Don’t miss it!

Resources and Links:

Learn more about Podbean’s hosting services: Podbean.com/PHARMA90  






Connect with Todd Eury on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/toddeury/ 






Follow "This Week in Pharmacy" for updates and insights: ThisWeekInPharmacy.com 

Call to Action: Subscribe, share, and join the conversation! Podcasting can revolutionize your career—start building your influence today.

In this episode of MaternalRx, Danielle Plummer interviews Dr. Jennifer Winston, a healthcare analyst who evaluated data from over 800 hospitals to identify the 2025 U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals for Maternity Care. Learn about the metrics that distinguish top-performing hospitals, from fewer severe unexpected newborn complications and lower C-section rates to higher breastfeeding support, new data highlighting racial and ethnic equity in maternity care and much else!

Best Hospitals for Maternity Care:




47% more likely to be designated as “Baby-Friendly.”
22% lower C-section rates.
44% fewer severe unexpected newborn complications.
33% lower episiotomy rates.
12% higher breastfeeding rates.
13% more likely to report race/ethnicity data.






Access Hospitals:




Vital in preventing maternity care deserts.
Average distance from other maternity hospitals is 16+ miles.
38% located in the South and 30% in the Midwest.






Maternity Care Equity:




Only 160 hospitals met benchmarks for nonwhite newborn populations reflective of their communities.

Dr. Winston also discusses how parents can use this information to choose the best hospital for their needs, why community representation matters in healthcare, and how hospitals can participate in future evaluations.

Introduction and disclaimers.






Dr. Jennifer Winston’s biography.






How U.S. News determines the “Best Hospitals for Maternity Care.”






Advice for expectant parents using hospital ratings for hospital decisions.






Defining access hospitals and their role in equity.






What’s new in the 2025 study results?






Community pride in recognized hospitals.






Importance of patient population data reflecting the community.






Maternity care access hospital results.






How hospitals can participate in future studies.






Becoming a data health scientist.

Resources:

U.S. News & World Report: 2025 Best Hospitals for Maternity Care






Email: maternity@usnews.com

Connect with Danielle:

Email: info@hgpharmacist.com






LinkedIn: Danielle Plummer

If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share, and help us spread the word to improve maternal health!

In this episode of Pediatric Pharmacist Review, we’re diving into the world of kids’ gut health with a very special guest—Madeline Lauf, founder and CEO of Begin Health. Madeline shares her inspiring journey from growing up in rural America to becoming a leader in children’s gut microbiome health. Through Begin Health, Madeline is on a mission to empower parents and transform how we support the next generation in achieving lifelong health.

We discuss:

The importance of the gut microbiome in children’s health.
Why prebiotics are a game-changer for improving digestion, immune function, and overall wellness in kids.
The challenges parents face balancing modern convenience with long-term health.
How Begin Health uses science-backed, innovative solutions to help kids thrive.
Practical tips for parents to support their child’s gut health and encourage “better poop days.”
Madeline’s passion for preventing chronic illness and creating sustainable health solutions shines throughout this conversation. Whether you're a parent, pharmacist, or healthcare professional, this episode is packed with actionable insights and inspiration to improve gut health from the start.

Guest Bio:
Madeline Lauf is the founder and CEO of Begin Health, a company dedicated to children’s gut microbiome health. Growing up in rural America, Madeline saw the challenges families face in building a foundation for lifelong health. She launched Begin Health to empower parents with science-backed tools and nutritional interventions that reduce reliance on prescription drugs and prevent chronic illness. Madeline holds a double degree in Economics and Law, Letters, and Society from the University of Chicago.

Resources & Links:

Learn more about Begin Health: https://www.beginhealth.com
Follow Begin Health on Instagram: @beginhealth
Join the Conversation:
If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe, share, and leave a review! Let us know how you’re supporting better gut health for kids.

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