AMCP Foundation Best Poster Competition

For the first time, the Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (AMCP) Foundation hosed the Best Poster Competition at AMCP Nexus. Authors presented their research during Expo Hall hours and were judged on scientific merit, evidence that the research conducted was innovative and practical, the strength of the conclusions, the relevance of the study to managed care pharmacy practice, the clarity of the material, and the knowledge of the subject matter.

The Foundation is proud to announce the recipients of the 2019 Best Poster Awards at Nexus.

The 2019 recipients are:  

• Best Student Pharmacist Poster: Amy Nguyen, a PharmD candidate at St. John's University, College of Pharmacy; "Improving Pharmacotherapies for Hypertension and Diabetes Among Hispanics." 
• Best Graduate Student Poster: Mina Alsaraf Allo, PharmD, MPH, Pharmacy Resident at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health; “Regional and National Real-World Healthcare Resource Utilization, Clinical, and cost Outcomes of Type 2 Diabetes Patients Treated with SGLT2i."
• Best Senior Investigator Poster: Stacey DeCosta Byfield, PhD, MPH, Directory of Research, UnitedHealth Group Research and Development; "Evaluation of Treatment Patterns and Outcomes from Linked Claims plus Clinical Prior Authorization Data in Patients Diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC)."

 

AMCP Foundation Best Poster Competition in the news. 

Thank you to CVS Health for their support of the Best Poster Competition! 

The Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (AMCP) Foundation is proud to announce the recipients of the 2019 AMCP Foundation Best Poster Awards. The competition drew 115 entries. The judging criteria included the paper's scientific merit, evidence that the research conducted was innovative and practical, the strength of the conclusions, the relevance of the study to managed care pharmacy practice, the clarity of the material, and the author's knowledge of the subject matter during his or her presentation.

The 2019 recipients are:  

• Best Student Pharmacist Poster: Hillary Parkin, a PharmD candidate at the University of Utah, College of Pharmacy; "Medication Therapy Management: Outcomes of Telephonic Pharmacist Outreach" 
• Best Resident or Fellow Poster: Hannah Lee-Brown, PharmD, Executive Fellow at Pharmacy Quality Alliance, Interventions Impacting Medication Access: A Scoping Review."
• Best Graduate Student Poster: Eric, Borrelli, PharmD, MBA, a PhD candidate at the University of Rhode Island, College of Pharmacy; "Medicare Part D Spending for Abiraterone and Enzalutamide in 2016."

In addition, an Honorable Mention was presented to Shiyu Zhang, PhD Candidate, and Gladys Brown, PharmD Candidate, University of Texas at Austin, College of Pharmacy, "Evaluation of Progesterone (17 a-Hydroxyprogesterone Caproate) Utilization and Adherence in Women with High-risk Pregnancy Covered by Texas Medicaid."

	Best Student Pharmacist Poster Award: Hillary Parkin, University of Utah, College of Pharmacy
	Best Resident or Fellow Poster Award:  Hannah Lee-Brown, PharmD, Pharmacy Quality Alliance
	Best Graduate Student Poster Award: Eric Borrelli, PharmD, MBA, University of Rhode Island, College of Pharmacy
	Honorable Mention: Shiyu Zhang, PhD Candidate, and Gladys Brown, PharmD Candidate, University of Texas at Austin, College of Pharmacy

Poster award recipients receive a $500 prize, a one-year AMCP membership, complimentary registration to the AMCP Nexus 2019, and an engraved plaque.

AMCP Foundation Best Poster Competition in the news. 

Thank you to CVS Health for their support of the 2019 Best Poster Competition! 

The Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (AMCP) Foundation is proud to announce the recipients of the 2018 AMCP Foundation Best Poster Awards. The competition drew 112 entries. The judging criteria included the paper's scientific merit, evidence that the research conducted was innovative and practical, the strength of the conclusions, the relevance of the study to managed care pharmacy practice, the clarity of the material, and the author's knowledge of the subject matter during his or her presentation.

The 2018 recipients are:  

• Best Student Pharmacist Poster: Irfan Khan and Bridgitte Azzi, Touro College of Pharmacy; "First-Line Treatment of Schizophrenia: Are Children ad Adolescents Benefiting from Newer, More Frequently Prescribed Second Generation Antipsychotics?" 
• Best Resident or Fellow Poster: Sage Bagwell, PharmD, a PGY1 resident at University of Massachusetts Medical School, Commonwealth Medicine in Clinical Pharmacy Services; "An Evaluation to Determine the Most Cost-effective Site of Care for Delivery of High-cost Infused Medications in a State Medicaid Population."
• Best Graduate Student Poster: Casey Tak, MPH, a PhD candidate at the University of Utah, College of Pharmacy; "Effect of a Prescription Order Requirement for Pharmacist-Administered Vaccination on Zoster Vaccination Rates.

	Best Student Pharmacist Poster Award: Irfan Khan and Bridgitte Azzi, Touro College of Pharmacy
	Best Resident or Fellow Poster Award:  Sage Bagwell, PharmD, University of Massachusetts Medical School
	Best Graduate Student Poster Award: Casey Tak, MPH, University of Utah, College of Pharmacy

Poster award recipients receive a $500 prize, a one-year AMCP membership, complimentary registration to the AMCP Nexus 2018, and an engraved plaque.

AMCP Foundation Best Poster Competition in the news. 

Than you to CVS Health for their support of the 2018 Best Poster Competition! 

The Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (AMCP) Foundation is proud to announce the recipients of the 2017 AMCP Foundation Best Poster Awards. The competition drew 107 entries. The judging criteria included the paper's scientific merit, evidence that the research conducted was innovative and practical, the strength of the conclusions, the relevance of the study to managed care pharmacy practice, the clarity of the material, and the author's knowledge of the subject matter during his or her presentation.

The 2017 recipients are:  

• Best Student Pharmacist Poster: Arianna Kee, Rutgers University; Economic Evaluation of High Cost Predictive Factors for Acute Bacterial Skin and Skin Structure Infection (ABSSSI): A Retrospective Analysis" 
• Best Resident or Fellow Poster: Kameron Kelly, PharmD, a PGY1 resident at VIVA Health and a graduate of Samford University's McWorther School of Pharmacy; "Predictive Modeling: An Analysis of Select Oncolytic Drug Cost through the Commercial Medical and Pharmacy Benefits"
• Best Graduate Student Poster: Sanket Shah, MBBS, a primery care physician who is a PhD candidate in Health Economics and Outcomes Research at the University of Texas at Austin College of Pharmacy; "Cost Comparison Analysis of Recurrent Clostridium difficile treated with Fecal Microbiota Transplants vs. Antimicrobial Therapy"

	Best Student Pharmacist Poster Award: Arianna Kee, Rutgers University
	Best Resident or Fellow Poster Award:  Kameron Kelly, PharmD, VIVA Health
	Best Graduate Student Poster Award: Sanket Shah, MBBS, University of Texas at Austin, College of Pharmacy

Poster award recipients receive a $500 prize, a one-year AMCP membership, complimentary registration to the AMCP Nexus 2017, and an engraved plaque.

AMCP Foundation Best Poster Competition in the news. 

The Foundation seeks a funding partner to support the Best Poster Competition with a grant or sponsorship request of $10,000. Grants in support of Foundation programs count toward overall corporate membership sponsorship levels for the AMCP National Meetings. Questions? Contact AMCP Foundation Executive Director Paula Eichenbrenner.

This year’s Best Poster Competitions drew 114 participants, up from 66 presentations in 2015. The posters were judged on criteria including the paper’s scientific merit; evidence that the research conducted was innovative and practical; the strength of the conclusions; the relevance of the study to managed care pharmacy practice; the clarity of the material; and the knowledge of the author regarding the subject matter during his or her presentation.

The 2016 recipients are:

• Best Student Pharmacist Poster Award: Leann McDowell, MS, University of California, San Francisco, “Cost-effectiveness of nivolumab-ipilimumab combination therapy compared to monotherapy for metastatic melanoma from a U.S. societal perspective.”
• Best Resident or Fellow Poster Award: Mi Jung Lim, PharmD, Anthem Pharmacy Solutions, “The Impact of a Proactive Pilot Program to Improve Adherence in Medicare Members.” 
• Honorable Mention this year for the Best Graduate Student Poster Award: Nathan Pauly, University of Kentucky, “Fifty State Analysis of The Impact of Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs on Rates of Opioid Prescribing in The United States.”

	Best Student Pharmacist Poster Award: Leann McDowell, MS, University of California, San Francisco
	Best Resident or Fellow Poster Award:  Mi Jung Lim, PharmD, Anthem Pharmacy Solutions
	Honorable Mention this year for the Best Graduate Student Poster Award: Nathan Pauly, University of Kentucky

The poster award recipients receive a $500 check, a one-year AMCP membership, a complimentary registration for the AMCP Nexus, and an engraved plaque.

AMCP Foundation Best Poster Competition in the news. 

The Foundation seeks a funding partner to support the Best Poster Competition with a grant or sponsorship request of $10,000. Grants in support of Foundation programs count toward overall corporate membership sponsorship levels for the AMCP National Meetings. Questions? Contact AMCP Foundation Executive Director Paula Eichenbrenner.

The AMCP Foundation Best Student Pharmacist Poster and Best Resident or Fellow Poster, which took place at AMCP's 27th Annual Meeting & Expo in San Diego, CA, drew a record 66 poster presentations. The 2015 recipients were: 

• Best Student Poster: Aashish Surti, University of California, San Francisco, “Industry Diagnostic Test Information Provision versus Expectations” 
• Best Graduate Student, Resident or Fellow Poster: Shivali Shah, CVS Health, “Evaluation of Treatment Adherence and Persistence Based on Dosing Frequency and Route for Self-administered Disease-modifying Therapies in Multiple Sclerosis” 
• Honorable Mention: Graduate Student, Resident or Fellow Poster: Ahmed Guhad, CVS Health, “Utilization and Cost Metric Analysis on the Impact of a PA Program Targeting Compound Claims” 

The posters were judged on criteria including the paper’s scientific merit; evidence that the research conducted was innovative and practical; evidence that the results of the study match the paper’s conclusions; the relevance of the study to managed care pharmacy practice; the clarity of the material; and the knowledge of the author regarding the subject matter during his or her presentation.

The posters were evaluated by 7 Academy members: Amanda Bain, Heather Bonome, Jody Allen, John Barrett, Julie Howard, Tracy McDowd and Viviana Hathaway.

The poster award recipients receive a $500 check, a one-year AMCP membership, a complimentary registration for the AMCP Nexus 2015 this October in Orlando, and an engraved plaque. 

	Best Student Poster Recipient: Aashish Surti, University of California, San Francisco
	Best Graduate Student/Resident/Fellow Recipient: Shivali Shah, CVS Health
	Honorable Mention: Best Graduate Student/Resident/Fellow Recipient: Ahmed Guhad, CVS Health