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A Message from your National Power to End Stroke Chair:

Will You Take 2 to Save 2?

Did you know stroke is the #3 killer in the United States and a leading cause of long term disability? What can we do to reduce the high incidence of stroke within our community? Take 2 to Save 2 is a multi-channel component of the Power to End Stroke movement to reach at-risk audiences with life saving messages via an email, phone call, text messages, Twitter, Facebook or a blog post.  The focus of this project within SNPhA is to ask members to take 2 minutes to call, email, post or text 2 people to share lifesaving cardiovascular and stroke health messages. Pre-written approved messages from the American Stroke Association are available at www.powertoendstroke.org/take2. The possibilities of this campaign are limitless. Today, February 23rd launches the campaign Take 2 to Save 2 and chapters may integrate Take 2 key messages into events you have planned on today and any time thereafter.  Encourage members to forward information to their networks (church, social, business, etc.) through emails or texts. A PowerPoint presentation with ways that you can help or host this initiative is posted under the Project tab in the Power to End Stroke Section on www.snpha.org. If there are any further questions after reading the presentation, please do not hesitate to contact me at marquitabradshaw@snpha.org. By the time you read this message, someone will have suffered a stroke! Remember, you have the power. THE POWER TO END STROKE!

Powerfully Yours,

Marquita Bradshaw                                                                                              

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Mar 09
A research team from the Laval Centre de sante et de services sociaux, Universite de Montreal and McGill University Health Centre has examined the benefits of greater collaboration between family physicians and community pharmacists for select patients...
Mar 09
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Mar 09
The use of a physician-pharmacist collaborative care plan to manage lipid control in patients with high cholesterol does not have significant clinical impact, found an article in CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal). The role of community pharmacists is expanding worldwide...
Mar 06
The same drugs that are used effectively to treat diseases in millions of people around the world can sometimes be the cause of disease themselves. The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) has just released the 2nd edition of Drug-Induced Diseases: Prevention, Detection and Management, edited by James E. Tisdale, Pharm.D., BCPS, FCCP and Douglas A. Miller, Pharm.D...
Mar 06
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