Clinical Pharmacy and Research

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University of Colorado School of Pharmacy
State of the School
January 2006
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School of Pharmacy Population 2005-2006

• Students 909

• Regular Faculty 54

• Adjoint Faculty 106

• Administrative Staff 24

• Research Staff 76

• Residents 9

Total 1178
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Student Enrollments 2005-2006

• Pharm D. Programs
• Traditional
  514
• Non-Traditional
  350

• Ph.D. Programs
• Pharmaceutical Sciences 23
• Toxicology 22
  

Total 909
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School of Pharmacy Applications
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Yearly Tuition Rates 2005-2006

• Resident

13,308

• Non-Resident

27,864
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Student Profile Class of 2009

• ? Total Students 131
• Colorado Residents 110
• Prior Degree 58
• Male/Female 48/83

Average Age 27 Average GPA 3.4
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Ethnicity Class of 2009
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Non-Traditional Pharm.D.Student Profile 2005-2006

• Total Students 350
• CU Alumni 100
• Program Graduates 67

(To Date)
Average Age 39.2 Age Range 25 - 69 yrs
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Non-Traditional Pharm.D. StudentsWork Sites -
2005
Industry 20
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School of Pharmacy Graduates
Projected
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Pharmacy Graduates Future Plans 2005
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Employee Pharmacists Salaries (2004)
Total Average Annual Compensation
(base overtime bonus)
Independent 90,320 Chain
100,217 Supermarket 100,903 Mass-merchandiser
102,898 Hospital 90,405 HMO 103,761


Source Drug Topics, March 21, 2005
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2005-2006 Preceptors

• Location
  Number
• Front Range 350
• Mountains/Western Slope 10
• Plains 25
• National 50
• International 15
• Total 450

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Affiliated Institutions 2005-2006
? University of Colorado Hospital ? Kaiser
Permanente ? Department of Veteran Affairs
Medical Center ? Centura Health St. Anthony
Central Hospital ? Boulder County Health
Department ? Beacon Clinic at Boulder Community
Hospital ? Valley-Wide Health Services ? School
of Medicine Departments
Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Neurology
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Affiliated Institutions 2005-2006

• ? Peoples Clinic
• ? The Childrens Hospital
• ? Denver Health and Hospital Authority
• ? Stout Street Clinic
• ? Common Ground International
• Colorado Department of Public Health and
  Environment
• UCH Center for Integrative Medicine
• Center on Aging

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Experiential Training Requirementsof the
Colorado State Board of Pharmacy

• Internship
• (State Board of Pharmacy) 400 Hours
• IPPE/APPE
• (School of Pharmacy) 1100
  Hours
• Total
  1500 Hours

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Total Revenues 2004-2005
Total 28,942,295
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Unrestricted Fund Revenues
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FA (Facilities Administration) Cost
Recovery
Fitzsimons Policy Began
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Apothecary Net Revenue
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Budgetary Growth
in Millions
Dates are end of fiscal year
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Unrestricted Fund 2004-2005 Expenditures
Total 8,763,975
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Faculty Salary Sources 2004 - 2005
Total 4,928,627
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Faculty Salary Sources 2004 2005Department of
Clinical Pharmacy
Total 2,339,971
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Faculty Salary Sources 2004 - 2005Department of
Pharmaceutical Sciences

Total 2,588,656
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Faculty Salaries 2005-2006
Peer Group Arizona, California-San Francisco,
Florida, Illinois, Purdue,
Maryland, Washington, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Utah Publics Public Schools of Pharmacy
reporting data to AACP
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2004 - 2005 Highlights
Faculty Awards
Presidents Teaching Award Dr.
Saseen Chancellors Teaching Award Dr. D.
Thompson John Barbara Shell Prize Dr.
Malkinson Preceptor of the Year Award Dr.
Bainbridge Harmon Arthritis Research Award Dr.
Scheinman AACP Innovations in Teaching
First Place Award Dr. Turner, et al.
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2004 - 2005 Highlights
Faculty National Leadership
Dr. Anchordoquy Chair-elect, Nucleic Acids
Focus Group, AAPS Dr. Bainbridge Chair,
Clinical Neuropharmacy SIG, American Epilepsy
Society Chair, Programming Nominations
Committee Research Committee, Central
Nervous System Practice Research Network,
ACCP Board of Directors Advocacy
Committee, Epilepsy Foundation of America
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2004 - 2005 Highlights
Faculty National Leadership
Dr. Balmer ACPE/AACP Scholar in Residence Dr.
Fariss Chair-elect, 2004-2005, Toxicology
Division, ASPET Dr. Fish President, Society of
Infectious Diseases Pharmacists Dr.
Hansen Chair-elect, Womens Health Practice
Research Network, ACCP
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2004 - 2005 Highlights
Faculty National Leadership
Dr. Hemstreet Chair-elect, 2005, Adult Medicine
Practice Research Network, ACCP Chair, 2005,
Membership Committee, ACCP Dr. Linnebur Chair,
Task Force on Pharmacy the Elderly,
ACCP Chair-elect, Ambulatory Care Practice
Research Network, ACCP
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2004 - 2005 Highlights
Faculty National Leadership
Dr. OBryant Chair-elect, 2004-2005,
Hematology/Oncology Practice Research
Network, ACCP Dr. Saseen Chair, ASHP Commission
on Therapeutics Dr. Stringer Regent, ACCP
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2005 Highlights
New Research Grants Contracts

• PI Sponsor Total Award
• Irons Amer. Petroleum Inst. 3,824,769
• Anderson NIH 1,753,820
• Agarwal NIH 1,510,097
• Agarwal NIH 1,505,770
• Ju NIH 1,404,805
• Patel NIH 1,315,779
• Catalano NIH 1,176,183

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2005 Highlights
New Research Grants Contracts

• PI Sponsor Total Award
• Ross NIH 1,094,940
• Gustafson NIH 965,536
• Catalano NSF
  664,459
• Stringer HTD Biosystems 509,894
• Ju Pfizer 399,342
• Turner Colorado Trust 366,000
• Ng NIH 360,494

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2005 Highlights
New Research Grants Contracts

• PI Sponsor Total Award
• Patel Aeolus Sciences Inc. 275,943
• Anchordoquy NSF 254,716
• Hoody Astra Zeneca 225,595
• Sullivan Sanofi Aventis 149,156
• Jones PATH 113,775
• Duval NIH 109,082
• Nair Amgen 101,682

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2005 Highlights
New Research Grants Contracts

• PI Sponsor Total Award
• Bain NIH 98,224
• Nair GlaxoSmithKline 94,671
• Vasiliou NIH 92,363
• Carpenter Becton Dickinson
  89,460
• Carpenter Medimmune
  80,010
• Nair Pfizer 79,028
• Nair Lilly Research Labs 77,415

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2005 Highlights
New Research Grants Contracts

• PI Sponsor Total Award
• Jones Butcher Award 76,375
• Nair GlaxoSmithKline 75,889
• Carpenter Human Genome Sciences 70,560
• Anderson GlaxoSmithKline 67,421
• McCollum ACCP 55,000
• Petersen NIH 53,044
• Altiere Caring for Colorado Fnd.
  49,286

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2005 Highlights
New Research Grants Contracts

• PI Sponsor Total Award
• Liang (Patel) Parkinson Disease Fnd.
  40,000
• Catalano NSF 38,530
• Jung ACCP 36,000
• OBryant Amgen 34,873
• Scheinman Arthritis Foundation
  25,000
• Jung Society Infectious Diseases
  20,000
• Vasiliou AFPE 6,000

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2005 Highlights
New Research Grants Contracts

• PI Sponsor Total Award
• Nair Kaiser Fnd. of Colorado 3,349
• Fish Univ. of Nebraska 2,500

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2005 Highlights

New Research Grants Contracts Total
Awards 19,346,835
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2004 - 05 Highlights
Research Standings
Research 2 vs. 8 basic
sciences Expenditures departments in
SOM 5 vs.
all 24 SOM departments NIH funding
10 of 100 U.S. pharmacy
schools
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2005 Highlights

• Major new gifts

Albertsons, Inc. 293,074 Kaiser Permanente
110,000 Coca Cola Foundation
100,000 Colorado Trust 60,993 Walgreens
45,000 Marguerite Holden (alum)
32,184 Coca Cola Enterprises
25,000 Kroger Company Foundation
18,000 Horwich Charitable Trust
17,000 ALSAM Foundation 10,000 John
Biles (alum) 10,000 Eckerd Foundation
10,000 Safeway, Inc. 10,000
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2005 Highlights
Endowments

• Value as of 9/30/05

Education support 2,436,161 Research
support 792,367 Total 3,228,528
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Whats Ahead

• Fitzsimons Move
• Restoration of State Support
• Increased Tuition Revenue
• Increased Emphasis on IT
• Enhanced SOP/UCH Relationship
• DOPEP Departmental Status?
• APT Issues
• 501(c) (3) Non-Profit Corporation