CPIC Posters
SDSU has a long tradition of students presenting posters at conferences like the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) annual meeting and exposition or the SDSU Day of Scholars. Below you can find the posters CPIC student researchers have presented over the past few years.
Drs. Sharrel Pinto, Aaron Hunt, Erin Miller, Alex Middendorf, Deidra Van Gilder, Yen-Ming Huang, Chamika Hawkins-Taylor, Ben Hause, Chun-Ming Lin, Nick Elgersma, and Chris Robbins, Ms. Hiruni Amarasekara, Mr. Jacob Ford and other members of the CPIC team have each assisted with one or more of these posters.
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START-SD
2024
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Perceptions of substance use disorder in rural areas: How the brain disease model impacts public stigma
Improving project implementation and collaboration through university-led grant management
2023
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Public stigma towards substance use disorder (SUD): Pilot survey study in South Dakota
Stigma experienced by people who use substances in rural South Dakota
The 1815 Project
2020
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1. Why Rural Health? The Need for Pharmacy Transformation and Innovation in Rural America
2. Improving the Health of South Dakotans through the Prevention and Management of Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease: A Landscape Analysis - The Payer Perspective
3. Improving Awareness of Enhanced Pharmacy Services Among South Dakotans with Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease: A Quality Improvement Innovation Project
4. Improving Health Care for South Dakotans with Diabetes and Cardiovascular Diseases: Practitioner's Outlook
5. Improving the Health of South Dakotans Through the Prevention and Management of Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease (CVD): A Landscape Analysis - The Patient Journey
2021
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Comparing Practitioner Perspectives in Rural versus Urban Settings
2022
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1. Development and Evaluation of a Qualitative Documentation Tool to Share High Impact Patient Interventions Through the Lens of Community Pharmacists in South Dakota
2. Improving the Health of South Dakotans through the Prevention and Management of Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease: Practitioners’ Perceptions of Barriers to Care of American Indians
3. Assessing the Impact of a Central Pharmacist Coordinator and Medication Therapy Management Training on Patient Interventions Across a Midwest Community Pharmacy Chain
2023
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Impact of a Targeted Approach to Recruiting Patients into Medication Synchronization and Medication Adherence Packaging Programs