NASPANMA Student Pharmacist SelfCare Championship Update

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NASPA-NMA Student Pharmacist Self-Care
Championship Update
Endowed by Proctor and Gamble

• Jessica Baugh, Pharm. D.
• NASPA Executive Resident

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Background about the NASPA-NMA Student
Pharmacists Self Care Championship

• NASPA and NMA partnered in 2006 to launch the
  Student Pharmacist Self Care Championship. The
  event, which is endowed by Procter Gamble,
  promotes interactive learning of self-care topics
  to the participants as well as the audience in
  attendance.
• The program was created to improve education in
  self-care for both students and pharmacists,
  attract students to state association meetings
  and foster interaction between student
  pharmacists and pharmacists.

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What is the NASPA-NMA Student Pharmacists Self
Care Championship?

• CE program that is presented in Jeopardy-like
  game format.
• Challenges student pharmacists to use their
  knowledge of OTC medications and compete against
  other student pharmacists in the state.
• Fun and spirited way to provide CE to pharmacists
  and technicians.

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State Participation

• 2006 - 2 states
• 2007 - 10 states
• 2008 - 21 states
• 2009 - 26 states
• 2010 ?????

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State Participation
Still planned for 2009 Illinois, New Jersey,
North Carolina, Utah
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Program Feedback

• The Jeopardy was a HUGE hit!!! The
• students are working on enhancements
• for next year to involve the audience a little
• moreit really was excellent!
• Sue Schaefer, Executive Director,
• South Dakota Pharmacists Association

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Program Feedback
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Interested in Starting in Your State?

• Determine which meeting has the highest student
  attendance.
• Work with the schools of pharmacy in your state
  to get them on board with the NASPA/NMA Student
  Pharmacist Self-care Championship.
• The state pharmacy association or their CE
  partner will need at LEAST 30 days advance notice
  for ACPE accreditation.

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Interested in Starting in Your State?

• Questions, Answers Explanations are provided
  annually
• Supplies Needed
• Small Dry-Erase Boards markers, one for each
  team (reimbursement by NASPA)
• Laptop, projector
• Microphones (if available)
• Resources Needed
• Minimum of two people to run the game show One
  can be Host/Judge/Scorekeeper, Second can be
  Announcer/Timer/IT. The more people, the better!
• Minimum of Two teams up to 4 people per team
• Once program has been completed please send
  results to NASPA

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Contact Information

• If you are interested
• in getting this started
• in your state, please
• contact
• Jessica Baugh
• NASPA Executive Resident
• resident_at_naspa.us