Pharmageddon
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Hello, everyone. Welcome to today's show of Health Chatter. We're going to be talking about a word, actually, that's become kind of in everybody's lingo of late, pharmageddon, which is kind of interesting, but obviously it reflects what's going on in the pharmacy world. We've got a great guest with us, and hopefully we'll have a guest that comes on board within the show itself. So stay tuned for that. I'd like to compliment and highlight our great staff. Maddie Levine-Wolf, Aaron Collins, Deandra Howard do background research for us. That's really second to none. It provides Clarence and I with some ideas and talking points that we hope to bring up with our guests that we have on the show. So thank you to them. Sheridan Nygaard also provides us with research and
marketing expertise. And then our production manager is Matthew Campbell, who gets our shows out to you, the listening audience, in a beautiful format. So thank you to all of you. You're great. I would like to also... recognize my co-host, Clarence Jones. Whether you guys realize or not, we chat offline quite a bit to keep this show, Health Chatter, vibrant for all you, the listening audience, and we share great ideas going forward. He's a wonderful conversational expert, and I've appreciated his insight these years. So thank you to you, Clarence. I'd also like to thank Human Partnership, our sponsor for these shows, great community health organization in the state of Minnesota, although I believe that they're Their programmatic insights and programs in general have great implications for just about anyone around the United States. You can check them out at humanpartnership.org.
And as well, you can check us out, healthchatterpodcast.com, where you'll see all of our research for our shows online.
attached to the actual podcast when it comes out so thank you to all so i'm going to pass the baton over to clarence who is going to introduce our guests for today stan thank you as always we appreciate uh the introduction and we also appreciate those who are listening to us and today we have an exciting uh i think it's an exciting conversation and topic it's one that uh For me, in the work that I do, I'm often asked about, and we have some wonderful opportunities to enter this conversation. I also want to say that today is January the 11th, and tomorrow is Happy National Pharmacists Day on January the 12th. And guess what we're talking about today? We're talking about pharmacy and pharmacists. And we have with us again, once again, Dr. Rhonda Marie Chikoulis.
who is here. She's president of the Minnesota Board of Pharmacy. She is a graduate of the University of Minnesota. She's from the north side. That's really important if you're from Minneapolis, where she comes from. She's from the north side. She's a world traveler, but also she's a health chatter and a human ally and has been working with us on a variety of different things. And so I wanted to introduce her and let her tell a little bit about herself. And then I need to start off by asking you a question. So I'm gonna let you say a little bit more about yourself, and then I'm gonna ask you a question. And then Stan's gonna ask you some questions, okay?
Good morning. Thank you so much for having me. It is wonderful to be back on Health Chatter, conversating with everyone here. Again, my name is Dr. Rhonda Marie Chocolis. I am a pharmacist, born and raised, as Clarence pointed out, in North Minneapolis. I still live in North Minneapolis. That's a huge thing. Um, if you're from the North side of Minneapolis, it's, it's, um, and I went to North high school. So, um, part of my identity is tied to that, but also part of my identity is tied to being a pharmacist, the first BIPOC woman to ever be president of the Minnesota board of pharmacy. Um, and well over a hundred years, the board of pharmacy is designed to protect the public and, um, In keeping with my tradition, I do have to say that I will have views and opinions on this program. They are my own and don't represent the entities that I work with or who I'm affiliated with, but I am excited to be here and provide some background. My background is a little unique in that I still do a lot of community engagement work. I am lecturing at the University of Minnesota.
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