Challenge
Posted by pharmacyinfoguy in Photos on March 9, 2020
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Steven Pryor, FACA, PharmD
Scheffe Prescription Shop
127 E Randolph Ave
Enid, OK 73701
(580) 233-2152
Fax: (580) 616-2222
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From: Bill Osborn <bill@prorx.net>
Sent: Monday, March 9, 2020 2:18 PM
To: Steve Pryor <steve.p@prorx.net>
Subject: RE: Challenge
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Bill Osborn
President
Osborn Drugs, Inc.
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From: Steve Pryor <steve.p>
Sent: Monday, March 9, 2020 2:09 PM
To: Bill Osborn <bill>
Subject: Challenge
Completed my #FiduciaryResponsibility challenge….
Steven Pryor, FACA, PharmD
Scheffe Prescription Shop
127 E Randolph Ave
Enid, OK 73701
(580) 233-2152
Fax: (580) 616-2222
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RHIhub Med Sync Draft
Posted by pharmacyinfoguy in Photos on November 1, 2018
Great! I’m assuming you didn’t see my questions in the comments section? It’s OK, it’s a little hard to make them show up. So I just outlined them here:
· How many of your pharmacists involved in running med sync?
· Is the medication delivery by mail only, or to their door from a pharmacist?
· I’m assuming it’s alright with you if we embed that youtube video (it’s fantastic) – I just need your written confirmation
· I didn’t include much for the “Replication” section, but do you care to share any more “keys to success” for others interested in starting Med Sync?
· Do you have a pictures we could include? Perhaps of your staff in-action or group photo and a logo we could add?
Thanks again for your help!
From: Steve Pryor <steve.p@prorx.net>
Sent: Thursday, November 1, 2018 2:34 PM
To: Jenn Lukens <jenn@ruralhealthinfo.org>;
Subject: RE: RHIhub Med Sync Draft
The contents looks good to me. I noticed the Facebook address is: https://www.facebook.com/schefferx/
Our twitter account is
Are there any specific questions you have for me?
Thanks,
Steven Pryor
Doctor of Pharmacy
Managing Partner
Scheffe Prescription Shop
127 E Randolph Ave
Enid, OK 73701
(580) 233-2152 Phone
(580) 233-2168 Fax
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From: Jenn Lukens [mailto:jenn@ruralhealthinfo.org]
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2018 12:51 PM
To: Steve Pryor <steve.p@prorx.net>
Subject: FW: RHIhub Med Sync Draft
Hello Steve,
I just left you a message about this model. I wanted to be sure it was fresh in your inbox if you had some time to review it this week. I’m sure you will have lots of changes! Let me know what your timeline is and any additional information I can provide. Thank you kindly!
Jenn
From: Jenn Lukens
Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2018 12:00 PM
To: ‘steve.p@prorx.net’ <steve.p>
Subject: RHIhub Med Sync Draft
Dr. Pryor,
Forgive me for the extended amount of time between our phone conversation and this email. I have completed my first draft of your medications synchronization model for our website (https://www.ruralhealthinfo.org/project-examples). Based on what I researched and what you shared with me over the phone, I’m hoping I am on the right track with this!
I wouldn’t doubt if I’m a bit off on some of this information, so I would greatly appreciate your input! I have many questions for you in the comments section (to view, download document, click “Review” on the menu bar, and make sure that “All Markup” is selected in the dropdown menu). Let me know if you would like to review this over the phone. Otherwise, feel free to add your remarks and edits directly in the document and send back to me.
Thank you for allowing us to feature your great work in this way.
Jenn Lukens
Web Writer | Rural Health Information Hub
University of North Dakota Center for Rural Health
1301 N Columbia Road, Stop 9037 | Grand Forks, ND 58202-9037
701.777.8000
jenn
ruralhealthinfo.org
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RHIhub Med Sync Draft
Posted by pharmacyinfoguy in Photos on November 1, 2018
The contents looks good to me. I noticed the Facebook address is: https://www.facebook.com/schefferx/
Our twitter account is
Are there any specific questions you have for me?
Thanks,
Steven Pryor
Doctor of Pharmacy
Managing Partner
Scheffe Prescription Shop
127 E Randolph Ave
Enid, OK 73701
(580) 233-2152 Phone
(580) 233-2168 Fax
CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This email and any accompanying documents with this transmission may contain confidential information belonging to the sender, which is legally privileged. The information is intended only for the use of the individual or entity named above as recipient. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copying, distribution or the taking of any action in reliance on or regarding the contents of this email information is strictly prohibited
From: Jenn Lukens [mailto:jenn@ruralhealthinfo.org]
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2018 12:51 PM
To: Steve Pryor <steve.p@prorx.net>
Subject: FW: RHIhub Med Sync Draft
Hello Steve,
I just left you a message about this model. I wanted to be sure it was fresh in your inbox if you had some time to review it this week. I’m sure you will have lots of changes! Let me know what your timeline is and any additional information I can provide. Thank you kindly!
Jenn
From: Jenn Lukens
Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2018 12:00 PM
To: ‘steve.p@prorx.net’ <steve.p>
Subject: RHIhub Med Sync Draft
Dr. Pryor,
Forgive me for the extended amount of time between our phone conversation and this email. I have completed my first draft of your medications synchronization model for our website (https://www.ruralhealthinfo.org/project-examples). Based on what I researched and what you shared with me over the phone, I’m hoping I am on the right track with this!
I wouldn’t doubt if I’m a bit off on some of this information, so I would greatly appreciate your input! I have many questions for you in the comments section (to view, download document, click “Review” on the menu bar, and make sure that “All Markup” is selected in the dropdown menu). Let me know if you would like to review this over the phone. Otherwise, feel free to add your remarks and edits directly in the document and send back to me.
Thank you for allowing us to feature your great work in this way.
Jenn Lukens
Web Writer | Rural Health Information Hub
University of North Dakota Center for Rural Health
1301 N Columbia Road, Stop 9037 | Grand Forks, ND 58202-9037
701.777.8000
jenn
ruralhealthinfo.org
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Holiday eating
Posted by pharmacyinfoguy in Health Issues on September 21, 2015
Click to access ThanksgivingPlateResource.pdf
Holidays are fun times to gather with friends and families. Sometimes the food choices are overwhelming for diabetic patients. Attached are some ideas you may want to try this holiday season. Remember, small portions and stop when you are full. Watch those high calorie snacks and treats. A little goes a log way.
Happy Holidays
Quick Bites: The Ultimate Afternoon Snack from Runners World.
Posted by pharmacyinfoguy in Photos on April 25, 2013
Home blood glucose monitoring
Posted by pharmacyinfoguy in Health Issues on September 25, 2012
I really like the info presented in this video about home blood glucose monitoring.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SISNj4osaM Health Talk #6 Self Blood Glucose Monitoring by Olean General Hospital
Check it out if you have diabetes or take care of someone who does.
If you like this video see more on my Likeable Links Page on the About tab
Ready to Quit?
Posted by pharmacyinfoguy in Health Issues on September 23, 2012
Smoking is a difficiult habit to break. The combination of physical and psychological addictions make it a formidal opponent.
Understanding the process and knowing what’s coming may help you prepare for the fight. And a fight it is for many.
It often takes multiple attempts for a smoker to become a non smoker.
Did you know smokers have more nicotine binding receptors than nonsmokers? Smoking is believed to cause the brain to create extra receptors to acoomodate the nicotine doses taken in from tobacco.
These extra receptors add to the discomfort and craving experienced when nicotine is taken away. This makes quitting “cold turkey” difficult for many especially when combined with the triggers created by the smoking habit itself.
So, you need to identify your triggers. Think about when you smoke and what you associate with during that time. Maybe it’s getting out of bed in the morning, having a cup of coffee, driving to work, having a drink with friends and many, many more events in your life.
Next, decide how you want to quit. If you have tried cold turkey and failed you might try nicotine supplements and tapering. After all, nicotine patches and gum are much less harful than the smoke inhaled from cigarettes. So it takes you a year or more to wean off the nicotine product, who cares? The goal is to QUIT SMOKING.
Nicotine patches can supply steady amounts to your body which greatly decreasees the cravings from smoking cessation. Some people still don’t get enough nicotine from the strongest patches. What to do? You may want to add some nicotine gum when the cravings tempt you to light up again. Remember it’s a fight between you and your cravings. Every time you decrease nicotine patch strengths you may experienc cravings. Again, having some nicotine gum or lozenges handy may greatly increase your success. And, when you finally stop the nicotine patches, you may want to keep nicotine gum or lozenges with you all the time until you finally feel you no longer need them. Expensive? Not really if you compare to cigarette smoking for the rest of your life.
No matter what you can expect some irritability, insomnia and and anxiety. It usually takes 6 weeks or more to decrease the quantity of nicotine receptors in your brain.
Other methods require prescriptons and shoud be discussed with your presciber or pharmacist to see if they are right for you.
Always follow directions on over the counter products containing nicotine and never exceed the doses on the package. NEVER smoke if you have a nicotine patch on. Consult with your prescriber or pharmacist if you have any cardiovascular diseases such as previous heart attack, high blood pressure, angina or others to help you get started.
Try, try again until you scucced.
Questions?
Hello world!
Posted by pharmacyinfoguy in Photos on September 22, 2012
My goal is to provide basic information about medications and their use for treatment of common medical problems.
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