This is our 4th year pilot in North Dakota to expand the quantity and quality of clinical hypertension and diabetes services provided at community pharmacies.
It is a student-led collaboration among the North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services, North Dakota State University and the North Dakota Pharmacists' Association.
Below you will find links to educational documents, required tracking forms and video training materials to help both students and pharmacist preceptors lead a successful program.
Virtual Pre-Recorded Training:
We have a recorded portion of the 1815-2300 training available NOW! There is a short pre- and post-test required. Please plan to watch the full training in one-sitting, if possible. This training should be viewed in its entirety BEFORE the 5/18 training, if at all possible - we will be applying the concepts from the recorded training, into the live training.
Links to the trainings and pre- and post-tests:
- Complete this first - Pre-Test
- Video training (approximately 1-hour)
- Complete last- Post-Test
Additional Trainings:
- Remote Patient Monitoring Platform (Diasyst Training)
- Blood Pressure Protocol Training: This training is a review on the proper protocol to take a blood pressure. Haven't taken a blood pressure in a while? This is a great refresher of your skills.
Documents necessary for Pilot Rotation:
- Virtual Binder
- Weekly PDF tracking documents for students (please plan to print 5 copies of the Student Weekly Task Log and, as needed, the MTM Health Information and Drug Therapy Problem worksheets (estimated 5-10 per week)
- Student Weekly Task Log (Word | PDF)
- MTM Health Information Form
- MTM Drug Therapy Problem Worksheet
Weekly Electronic Survey Links (for entry of PDF documents):
This ONE electronic survey link captures the Student Weekly Task Log, MTM Drug Therapy Problem Worksheet and Comprehensive Medication Review Information. We ask that you upload a copy of your Student Weekly Task Log at the end of this survey and please ensure it does not contain any PHI (.pdf or .jpeg only).