Monthly Archives: February 2019
I’ve had individuals ask about a BCGP study guide book similar to the POPULAR BCPS Bullets and BCACP bullets. I’ve taken the clinical content and pearls from those popular books and also added in critical nuggets to help you prepare for the geriatric-specific portions of the BCGP exam. Click Here to Check Out BCGP Bullets, […]
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The tacrolimus and azole drug interaction is a concerning one that needs to be monitored. In this case, the drug interaction was actually used to the benefit of the patient. I’m greatly appreciative of this guest post/case from Amanuel Tseggai, PharmD, BCPS! This case involves a 58-year-old African American gentleman with a history of diabetes, […]
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The Celexa and Nexium interaction is a challenging one. As a clinical pharmacist, I don’t want to create a bunch of other work or switch agents when medication therapy is working and justified. I feel like we (physicians, NP’s, PA’s as well) often get put in this situation where there is an interaction that can […]
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