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ICHP/MSHP Spring Meeting
Poster Session Abstracts

Educational Affairs 

2019 ICHP Spring Meeting Poster Abstracts
Please note: All research was to have results and conclusions by the time of presentation. These may not be reflected in the posted abstracts below.

PLATFORM PRESENTATIONS (Presented on Saturday, March 30, 2019)

Assessment of the Illinois Pharmacist’s Understanding of Palliative Care – Winner Best Platform Presentation

Exploration of Aztreonam in Combination with Avibactam or Vaborbactam for the Potential Treatment of Levofloxacin and/or Sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim Resistant Strains of Stenotrophomonas Maltophilia Infections

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ORIGINAL RESEARCH POSTERS

On Site #1 - Operationalizing dispensing free naloxone out of a Level 1 Trauma Center Emergency Department (ED)

On Site #2 - Implementation of an enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) protocol in bariatric surgical patients to decrease post-operative nausea and vomiting: a retrospective chart review

On Site #3 - Impact of pharmacy process improvements within the emergency department on time to antibiotic administration and outcomes in patients with sepsis

On Site #38 - Value of pharmacy technician clinical support role in primary care

On Site #39 - Cost Savings Associated with a Therapeutic Conversion of Insulin Aspart to Insulin Lispro – Winner Best Original Poster

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ENCORE POSTERS

On Site #4 - The Financial Impact of Pharmacist Interventions in an Ambulatory Care Oncology Clinic Encore ICHP

On Site #5 - Student Pharmacist Driven Medication History Training Pilot Program Encore ICHP

On Site #6 - Assessing current gaps in practice and improving hospital adherence to ISMP’s Best Practice recommendations surrounding oral methotrexate use in non-cancer indications

On Site #7 - Impact of Team-Based Learning on Pharmacy Students’ Knowledge and Confidence in Searching Primary Literature Encore ICHP

On Site #40 - Comparing the efficacy of serum vancomycin concentrations of pharmacist-driven versus infectious disease physician-driven dosing of vancomycin – Winner Best Encore Poster

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STUDENT RESEARCH POSTERS

On Site #8 - Concurrent use of benzodiazepines and opioids: a drug utilization review based investigation in a community hospital

On Site #9 - A Retrospective, Single Center Study Evaluating COPD Management and Hospital Readmissions

On Site #10 - Does the Infusion Time of IVIG Matter in Kawasaki Disease?

On Site #11 – A comparison of renal outcomes among targeted immunotherapies – Canceled (Results and Conclusions were not available by the time of presentation)

On Site #12 - Analyzing the Role of Pharmacists in Overcoming Inadequate Documentation of Angiotensin Converting Enzyme Inhibitor Induced Drug Reactions in the Electronic Medical Record (Updated title)

On Site #41 - Nalbuphine as a Primary Parenteral Opioid for Acute Pain in a Large Community Hospital: A Retrospective Review.

On Site #42 - Dispense this, not that! Requirements for confident opioid dispensing

On Site #43 – A Retrospective, Single Center Study Evaluating Readmission Rates and Medications for Patients with Heart Failure with Preserved Ejection Fraction – Winner Best Student Poster

On Site #44 - Acute pain management for patients with an opioid dependence disorder receiving Suboxone, naltrexone or methadone

On Site #45 - Application of the Utah Bleeding Risk Score to LVAD Supported Patients at Advocate Christ Medical Center: A Retrospective Study (Updated title)

On Site #46 - Rocuronium versus succinylcholine in the traumatically injured brain: A prospective observational cohort (RVSTIB)

On Site #47 - Diluted single-syringe administration of adenosine for the rapid conversion of supraventricular tachycardia in the Emergency Department

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