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SUMMARY:HC4: Underrepresented Populations and Medication Safety
DESCRIPTION:What does Resilience look like in Community Retail Pharmacies?
 \n\nCommunity retail pharmacists have long reported heavy workloads and bu
 rnout, creating opportunities for medication errors which could impact med
 ication safety., further impacting medication safety. Despite this, commun
 ity pharmacies are easily accessible to many. Wisconsin has reacted to thi
 s situat...\n\n\nRutuja Gadgil, James Ford II, and Makenzie Hansen (Univer
 sity of Wisconsin-Madison School of Pharmacy); Katherine G. Moore (Univers
 ity of Wisconsin-Madison School of Nursing, SAMS (Systems Approach to Medi
 cation Safety) Lab); Shiying Mai (University of Wisconsin-Madison School o
 f Pharmacy); Nora Jacobson (University of Wisconsin-Madison Institute for 
 Clinical and Translational Research, University of Wisconsin-Madison Schoo
 l of Nursing); Aaron M. Gilson (University of Wisconsin-Madison School of 
 Pharmacy, Sonderegger Research Center); Jamie A. Stone (University of Wisc
 onsin-Madison School of Nursing, SAMS (Systems Approach to Medication Safe
 ty) Lab); Emily L. Hoffins and Stephanie M. Resendiz (University of Wiscon
 sin-Madison School of Pharmacy); and Michelle A. Chui (University of Wisco
 nsin-Madison School of Nursing, SAMS (Systems Approach to Medication Safet
 y) Lab)\n---------------------\nEquitable Design of Digital Health Interve
 ntions for Older Ethnic Adults: A Rapid Review of Methodologies and Recomm
 endations\n\nOlder ethnic adults face significant health disparities, incl
 uding limited healthcare access and poorer outcomes. While digital health 
 interventions (DHIs) offer promise, poorly designed tools risk widening di
 sparities. This rapid review explored methodologies and recommendations fo
 r designing equit...\n\n\nSoyun Oh (University of Toronto; Centre for Digi
 tal Therapeutics, University Health Network); Ruben Tjhie (University of T
 oronto); Kaylen J. Pfisterer (Centre for Digital Therapeutics, University 
 Health Network); Tiam Hejazi (McMaster University); Sarah Ritvo (Healthcar
 e Human Factors, University Health Network); Charlene Chu and Enid Montagu
 e (University of Toronto); and Quynh Pham (Centre for Digital Therapeutics
 , University Health Network; University of Toronto)\n---------------------
 \nInterdisciplinary Triangulation of Geriatric Medication Safety Across Tr
 ansitions of Care\n\nOlder adults (aged 65 and above) are at increased ris
 k of medication-related harm, particularly across transitions of care. The
 se transitions include home to emergency department, emergency department 
 to in-patient, in-patient to rehab facility, and in-patient to home. As pa
 tients move between setti...\n\n\nConnor Wurst, Huei-Yen Winnie Chen, Jenn
 ifer Stoll, Alexandria Wahler, Robert G. Wahler, Ann Bisantz, Tahleen Latt
 imer, Gabriel Gazetta, Noni Setiowati, Sabrina Casucci, David Jacobs, Haow
 en Hsu, Sharon Hewner, and Ranjit Singh (University at Buffalo)\n\nTrack: 
 Health Care\n\nSession Chair: Sabina M. Patel (Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U
 niversity)
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