American Society of Health-System Pharmacists

This is where the story gets a little bit bigger.

Oral micronized progesterone is also currently listed as being in a shortage by the ASHP.

And this has been ongoing for probably close to three years now.

Amnil has both 100 and 200 milligram progesterone capsules on back order with no estimated date of release.

So now we have a two-fold problem.

Now, even vaginal estrogen is being affected.

The ASHP also lists estradiol vaginal cream as being an active shortage.

Surprise, surprise.

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Thanks for joining us today.

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So happy to see that longevity and you taking the opportunity to really give back to the profession.

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I'm the Senior Director of Government Relations at ASHP, and I will be your host for this episode.

With me today are Corey Feist, an attorney and co-founder and CEO of the Dr. Lorna Breen Foundation, Mark Hardy, Pharmacist and Executive Director of the North Dakota Board of Pharmacy, and Jonathan Beattie, pharmacist and president of the Wyoming Board of Pharmacy and director of accreditation and medication safety with Cardinal Health.

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Welcome to We're Your Pharmacist, a new monthly podcast featuring ASHP members and colleagues sharing their stories and discussing the essential contributions pharmacists make as part of the patient care team.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to We're Your Pharmacist, where we sit down with pharmacists and other healthcare team members to share stories of the incredible impact pharmacists have on patient care.

I am Deanna Tran, Director of Member Relations at ASHP, and today I'm joined by Morgan McGraw, Student Pharmacist at the University of Colorado, Guy's School of Pharmacy and Vice Chair of ASHP's Pharmacy Student Forum.

Morgan, thank

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feel like this is such a tough question because I've really had a lot of wonderful opportunities and experiences.

But I think with that being said, it would be the people and just all the opportunities and chances I've had to grow.

I've been fortunate enough to get involved in research, leadership through ASHP and student organizations, as well as clinical experiences at Children's Hospital Colorado.

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Today we'll be discussing one of CMS's major proposed payment rules for twenty twenty seven, the physician fee schedule.

So Marianne, this is a big rule.

And by the way, you should be doing this CMS with a chief pharmacy officer overseeing it.

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