ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of The Pharmacists Are In, Ajit Johal is joined by Manjit Hansra, Founder at Rx for Renewal, and Kristen Stegehuis, Medical Sales at Mantra Pharma, to discuss practical approaches to lipid management in community pharmacy. The conversation explores the ongoing challenge of patients who are unable or unwilling to take statins, emerging opportunities for pharmacist intervention, and the growing role of evidence-based plant sterols in cardiovascular risk reduction.
The guests review current lipid management strategies, discuss where CardioSmile fits alongside lifestyle interventions and statin therapy, and explain how pharmacists can confidently support patients using guideline-informed recommendations. They also share practical insights into counselling, patient selection, and integrating lipid management conversations into everyday pharmacy practice.
The episode concludes with a discussion on pharmacist burnout, leadership, and the importance of maintaining personal wellbeing while continuing to expand pharmacy practice.
We are grateful to RxLaw (https://rxlaw.ca) for their support of this episode, helping to advance the knowledge and professional development of pharmacists. With a team that combines legal expertise and firsthand healthcare experience, RxLaw offers practical, informed guidance that reflects the realities of clinical practice. Their commitment to supporting healthcare professionals and navigating complex regulatory environments helps strengthen the profession and promote high standards of care.
The guests review current lipid management strategies, discuss where CardioSmile fits alongside lifestyle interventions and statin therapy, and explain how pharmacists can confidently support patients using guideline-informed recommendations. They also share practical insights into counselling, patient selection, and integrating lipid management conversations into everyday pharmacy practice.
The episode concludes with a discussion on pharmacist burnout, leadership, and the importance of maintaining personal wellbeing while continuing to expand pharmacy practice.
We are grateful to RxLaw (https://rxlaw.ca) for their support of this episode, helping to advance the knowledge and professional development of pharmacists. With a team that combines legal expertise and firsthand healthcare experience, RxLaw offers practical, informed guidance that reflects the realities of clinical practice. Their commitment to supporting healthcare professionals and navigating complex regulatory environments helps strengthen the profession and promote high standards of care.
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