Poster to Podcast: Highlighting the Project

Poster to Podcast: Highlighting the Project

Author: Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin January 5, 2026 Duration: 15:24
Poster to Podcast: Highlighting the project - Evaluation of Sexual and Reproductive Health Products and Services in Wisconsin Community Pharmacies

In this focused episode, Ellie Maday and Lily Brabazon join Jonathan White for a practical conversation on the evaluation of sexual and reproductive health concerns. Together, they walk through a respectful, patient-centered approach to gathering information, identifying common concerns, and recognizing when symptoms or risk factors warrant urgent referral. Listeners will come away with helpful framing for real-world conversations—plus key counseling considerations to support safe, informed decision-making in practice. Educational content only; not medical advice.

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Contributors:
  • Ellie Maday - PharmD Candidate 2026 (featured on podcast)
  • Lily Brabazon - PharmD Candidate 2026 (featured on podcast)
  • Quinlan Chesak - PharmD Candidate 2026
  • Jonathan Becker - PharmD Candidate 2026
  • Susanne Barnett PharmD, BCPS - Associate Professor, Pharmacy Practice & Translational Research Division
  • Marina Maes PharmD, BCPS, BCACP - Associate Professor, Pharmacy Practice & Translational Research Division

Produced by the Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin, the Ambulatory Care Podcast offers a direct line to the evolving front lines of pharmacy practice outside the hospital. This series is curated by the society's own Ambulatory Care Advisory Committee, drawing on the real-world expertise of member pharmacists from diverse communities across the state. Episodes delve into the specific, often complex topics that define daily work in clinics, outpatient centers, and other community-based settings, from chronic disease management and medication therapy protocols to the operational nuances of building a successful practice. The conversation is grounded in practical experience, designed for pharmacists seeking to deepen their clinical knowledge and adapt to a rapidly changing healthcare landscape. It’s important to note that the discussions and information presented in this podcast are intended for professional development and should not replace formal training or individual clinical judgment. By engaging with the content, listeners acknowledge that neither the Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin nor the contributing members assume liability for its application. Tune in for a focused, peer-driven dialogue that speaks directly to the challenges and opportunities in modern ambulatory care.
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