Beth Zerr

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Scholarly Contributions

Chapters

• Villanueva, J. E., Zerr, B., & Cornelison, B. R. (2021). Utilizing SCHOLARMAC to Provide Self-Care Recommendations. In Pharmacy Practice Skills: A Guide for Students and Instructors. To be published online: McGraw-Hill.
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  Gupta V, Nguyen T, Clark M, Williams E, Cone C, Desselle S. eds. Pharmacy Practice Skills: A Guide for Students and Instructors. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill. (To be published online)
• Zerr, B., & Cooley, J. H. (2019). Case 70: Acne. In Pharmacotherapy Principles and Practice Study Guide: A Case Based Care Plan Approach 5th Edition. McGraw-Hill.

Journals/Publications

• Lee, J. K., Fain, M. J., Ladziak, N. A., Zerr, B., Howe, C. L., & Vadiei, N. (2020). Psychotropic medication use patterns in home-based primary care: a scoping review. Mental Health Clinician, 10(5), 282-290.
• Lee, J. K., Fain, M. J., Ladziak, N. A., Zerr, B., Howe, C. L., & Vadiei, N. (2020). Psychotropic medication use patterns in home-based primary care: a scoping review. Mental Health Clinician.

Presentations

• Zerr, B., & Cornelison, B. R. (2021, February). Zooming Through a Virtual Rotation!. AzPA Spring Clinical Conference. Virtual: Arizona Pharmacy Association.
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  ACPE Activity # 0100-0000-21-001-L04-P (1.0 CPE)
• Zerr, B., & Cornelison, B. R. (2021, October). Over-the-Counter Treatment Paradigms for Pain Management: Adapting to the “New Normal”. Pharmacy Times Continuing Education Webinar & On Demand CE. Virtual: Pharmacy Times Continuing Education.
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  Program DescriptionEffective management of pain is needed to minimize the debilitating effects that it can have on patients’ quality of life. Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians can be key members of the pain management team and should be familiar with nonpharmacologic and over-the-counter (OTC) agents that adequately control pain while limiting adverse outcomes. Providing evidence-based treatment recommendations and individualized patient education for common pain disorders, including musculoskeletal disorders, injuries, and migraine, among others, will help to enable pharmacists to enhance patients’ health-related quality of life and may reduce direct and indirect costs associated with pain. It is important for pharmacy technicians to be aware of the various OTC options so they are better able to assist patients with questions or refer them to the pharmacist as needed. In the setting of the COVID-19 pandemic, there are new challenges and considerations for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians in managing patients with acute and chronic pain conditions and in ensuring patients have access to care. Approaches for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to incorporate information and recommendations related to current and new OTC therapies including combination medications, and education about their appropriate use, will be presented.Target audience: Pharmacists, pharmacy techniciansType of activity: Application for pharmacists; Knowledge for pharmacy techniciansRelease date: October 15, 2021Expiration date: October 15, 2022Time to complete activity: 1 hour
• Zerr, B. (2020, October). When Clinic and Home Readings Don't Agree: Managing White Coat Hypertension and Home Monitoring of Blood Pressure. AZPA 2020 Annual Convention. Phoenix / Virtual: AZPA.
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  Learning Objectives:At the end of this presentation participants will be able to: Pharmacist objectives*Critique the data regarding cardiovascular risk associated with White Coat Hypertension *Describe the current recommendations for home blood pressure monitoring *Provide education to patients regarding best practices for home blood pressure monitoring, specifically focusing on device selection, timing of readings and timing of medication administration *Understand the implications of chronotherapy (timing of blood pressure medication administration) and discuss the potential impact on cardiovascular outcomes *Create a care plan for patients with White Coat Hypertension CPhT objectives *Describe the current recommendations for home blood pressure monitoring *Provide education to patients regarding best practices for home blood pressure monitoring, specifically focusing on device selection, timing of readings and timing of medication administration
• Zerr, B. (2019, June). Enhancing Diabetes Care Using Dietary Supplements. AzPA 2019 Annual Convention. Tucson, Arizona.
• Zerr, B., & Ladziak, N. A. (2019, February). To breathe or not to breathe?. AZPA SW Clinical Meeting. Phoenix: AZPA.

Poster Presentations

• Zerr, B., & Cornelison, B. R. (2021, July). Evaluating Patient Simulation Exercises as Learning Tools. AACP Annual Meeting, Virtual Pharmacy Education 2021. Virtual: American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy.
• Zerr, B., & Marian, M. J. (2021, September). Exploring pharmacy and dietetics students' knowledge and attitudes through collaborative care. Nexus Summit. virtual: Nexus.
• Zerr, B., & Cornelison, B. R. (2020, May). Utilizing the PPCP with structured peer review to increase knowledge retention. American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) Virtual Poster Symposium. Virtual Presentation: American College of Clinical Pharmacy.
• Ladziak, N. A., Zerr, B., Nguyen, V., & Hodgkins, D. (2019, October). Prevalence of Overbasalization in an Outpatient Family Medicine Clinic. American College of Clinical Pharmacy 2019 Annual Meeting. New York, NY.
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  Student presented poster at ACCP Annual meeting
• Vadiei, N., Howe, C., Zerr, B., Ladziak, N. A., Fain, M., & Lee, J. K. (2019, March). Psychotropic medication use patterns in home-based primary care: a scoping review. American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry.
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  Scoping review to evaluate the current psychotropic use patterns for patients receiving home-based primary care.

Other Teaching Materials

• Zerr, B. (2020. ACCP Ambulatory Care Resource Guide. ACCP.
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  Reviewed the Women's Health section on menopause as subject matter expert.
• Zerr, B. (2019. Top 300 Pharmacy Drug Cards - 5th edition. McGraw Hill.
• Zerr, B. (2019. Top 300 Pharmacy Drug Cards. McGraw Hill.

Others

• Zerr, B. (2019, November). Top 300 Pharmacy Drug Cards 5th edition. McGraw Hill publications.
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  Faculty Advisory Panel member for the fifth edition of the Top 300 Pharmacy Drug Cards product. Responsible for reviewing selected drug cards for accuracy and contributing clinical pearls.