2026 Poster Award Recipients

AMCP Foundation 2026 Best Poster Competition Recipients

AMCP Foundation and Artia Solutions proudly recognize the Nexus 2026 Best Poster Award recipients. The Competition hosted authors presenting cutting-edge research, and Best Poster judges evaluated their research based on scientific merit, evidence of innovation and practicality, strength and clarity of conclusions, and visual interpretation of data.

Best Poster Virtual Presentations

The AMCP Foundation Best Poster Competition at Nexus 2026 was funded by

Nexus 2026 Best Poster Recipients

	Best Student Pharmacist Poster: Brandon S. San, MBA, MSHI, PharmD Candidate, Pacific University School of Pharmacy: "Geographic and Social Vulnerability Drivers of Pharmacy Access in Oregon: A Statewide Census-tract Analysis to Inform Medicaid Managed Care Strategy"
	Best Resident/Fellow Poster: Alec McClain, PharmD, MBA, Cencora: "Current trends in artificial intelligence use in managed care"
	Best Graduate Student Poster: Lakshya Sakthisivabalan, PharmD, MS, PhD Candidate, University of Texas at Austin-College of Pharmacy: "Exploring Factors Affecting Antiretroviral Therapy Adherence Among People with HIV in Texas: A Qualitative Study"

The AMCP Foundation Best Poster Competition at AMCP 2026 was funded by

AMCP 2026 Best Poster Recipients

	Best Student Pharmacist Poster: Katelin Baird, BS PharmD Candidate, Lipscomb University College of Pharmacy and Emory University Winship Cancer Institute: "Favorable Responses to BTKi based Regimens in Relapsed or Refractory Mantle cell lymphoma: A Prospective Analysis from the MER and LION Cohorts"
	Best Resident/Fellow Poster: Olivia Yip, PharmD, MS, UW-CHOICE: "Healthcare Resource Utilization and Costs Associated with Depression Among People with Alzheimer’s Disease - A Retrospective Cohort Study"
	Best Graduate Student Poster: Sai Sammitha Cheruvu, MPH, University of Houston: "Adherence to Oral Contraceptive Pills and Associated Factors Among Women with MarketScan Commercial Insurance"