The Broken Pharmacy Podcast: Recent Episodes

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The Broken Pharmacy Podcast is inteneded to bring to light various topics impacting the field of pharmacy. We hope to help bring awareness to problems within pharmacy and highlight some positives taking place.

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Robert and Cathia humor Don after hearing his jokes twice.

Albuterol shortage is putting patients at risk but what is causing the shortage?

The Adderall shortage continues. The group discusses strategies to navigate the shortage until supply issues improve.

Robert has a patient who saves $242 from his intervention despite a language barrier.

Cathia helps a lady decide on the best way to treat her cut.

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This podcast is an entertainment show and we are not your pharmacist. Any topics discussed are for informational purposes only. Make sure to talk to your regular medical providers before acting on anything you hear. We are here to bring to light various topics impacting the field of pharmacy. The information may not apply to you directly.

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Robert and Don try to lose listeners with their sad jokes.

Allergy season may be coming early.

How to decreace the chance of getting a hospital aquired pneumonia.

New antibiotics for multi-drug resisent bacteria.

A new and novel pill for constipation.

Treating allergies with over-the-counter medications

This podcast is an entertainment show and we are not your pharmacist. Any topics discussed are for informational purposes only. Make sure to talk to your regular medical providers before acting on anything you hear. We are here to bring to light various topics impacting the field of pharmacy. The information may not apply to you directly.

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Don's joke dissapoints Robert and he hopes we don't lose any of our listeners because of it.

Robert brings up new information abour artificial sweeteners and heart problems.

Don talks about inhalers and a little technique to improve effectiveness.

Don and Robert discuss the dark side of GoodRx.

Robert and Don talk about low blood sugar, signs and symptoms, and the rule of 15.

Good news for people with gout.

This podcast is an entertainment show and we are not your pharmacist. Any topics discussed are for informational purposes only. Make sure to talk to your regular medical providers before acting on anything you hear. We are here to bring to light various topics impacting the field of pharmacy. The information may not apply to you directly.

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Don hit's Cathia with a joke about the diabetes website he was on.

Cathia helps a patient who has a reaction to an acne treatment.

Which is better? Aloe gel you buy or plant cuttings?

Don explains two main factors causing the Adderall shortage. Then he tries to get Cathia with a jike but she already know the punchline.

How the Adderall shortage causes other issues for patients, doctors and pharmacies.

Don and Cathia discuss GERD (Gastroesopageal reflux disease) and causes, symptoms and management.  Don takes away bacon from Cathia and Cathia takes away coffee from Don. Also, we explain the major interaction between omeprazole and clopidogrel.

Don finds a study linking coffee consumption and mortality. Tune in to see if its good or bad.

This podcast is an entertainment show and we are not your pharmacist. Any topics discussed are for informational purposes only. Make sure to talk to your regular medical providers before acting on anything you hear. We are here to bring to light various topics impacting the field of pharmacy. The information may not apply to you directly.

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We lead with a comment from a listener who left a comment and subscribed to the podcast. Thank you Scott!

Robert thinks Don's jokes have taken a turn for the worse.

Cathia has a patient looking for advice for a sleep aid.

See RxDon.com/sleep for tips on sleep hygeine.

Best ways to make sure your immune system is running strong.

Insurance companies forcing patients to switch pharmacies.

Tips to reduce cardiovascular risks.

Show notes and links.
https://brokenpharmacy.com/episode-5

This podcast is an entertainment show and we are not your pharmacist. Any topics discussed are for informational purposes only. Make sure to talk to your regular medical providers before acting on anything you hear. We are here to bring to light various topics impacting the field of pharmacy. The information may not apply to you directly.

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Don asks Cathia what is the worst place to hide in the hospital.

Don talks to a patient with dry itchy skin.

Cathia vacinates a 5 year old trooper.

RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) is on the rise. What is it?

Interview with The Pharmacy Fixer - Leann Christian

Safe Disposal of Unused Medications

Show notes and links.
https://brokenpharmacy.com/episode-4/

This podcast is an entertainment show and we are not your pharmacist. Any topics discussed are for informational purposes only. Make sure to talk to your regular medical providers before acting on anything you hear. We are here to bring to light various topics impacting the field of pharmacy. The information may not apply to you directly.

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Hello and welcome to the Broken Pharmacy Podcast. I am Cathia and I'm here with Don. This podcast is an entertainment show and we are not your pharmacist. Any topics discussed are for informational purposes only. Make sure to talk to your regular medical providers before acting on anything you hear. We are here to bring to light various topics impacting the field of pharmacy. The information may not apply to you directly.

Don's joke asks "What is the definition of nurse?

Cathia tells Don some Laffy Taffy jokes.

Acetaminophen and Ibuprofen for fever.

A fix for chapped lips.

Vitamin D deficiency and mortality.

Chronotherapy. How optimizing the timing of medications can improve outcomes.

Get a free genetic test for residents of South Carolina

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This podcast is an entertainment show and we are not your pharmacist. Any topics discussed here are for informational purposes only. Make sure to talk to your regular medical providers before acting on anything you hear. We are here to bring to light various topics impacting the field of pharmacy. The information may not apply to you directly.

Fall is really in the air. We talk apple picking and Fall for Greenville.
Flu shots are increasing.

Don hits Robert with 2 Dad jokes.

Are brand name medications cost effective for first line therapy in diabetes?

A patient taking Flonase and has a cough is discussed.

Appripriate antibiotic use and antibiotic resistance.

A study that showed decreased mortality. The result was interesting.

Thank you to all who suppoeted us by listening and commenting on our first episode!

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We are here to bring to light various topics impacting the field of pharmacy. The information may not apply to you directly. Most pharmacy podcasts are geared towards pharmacists, and we wanted to produce something for the rest of the world that would be both entertaining and enlightening. And of course, pharmacists are always invited to listen, and I hope we'll participate.

There are lots of aspects of pharmacy that are broken and we want to bring awareness to these issues. Also, we want to let you know there are a lot of great things happening and new changes on the horizon. The profession is filled with thousands of highly trained and passionate pharmacists, technicians, and other support people who work really hard to provide the best possible care.

We want to highlight the good and expose the bad and hopeful, hopefully bring about positive changes while also being at least a little bit entertaining.

In this episode we talk about overprescibing of medications, using alternative therapy and lifestyle changes and sinus irrigations. We also highlight the use of generic medications to save on your prescriptions.