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On-Demand Activities for Free CPE Credit

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On-Demand Webinar Opioid Use Disorder: The Science and Evidence for Initiating and Maintaining Remission and Recovery 1 hour of FREE CPE credit

Recorded May 16, 2024

This activity is designed to meet the KY Board of Pharmacy requirement for pharmacists to complete 1 hour of CPE on the opioid epidemic or opioid use disorder as outlined in 201 KAR 2:015.

 

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Print/Online Monograph Buprenorphine Essentials: Q&A for Safe and Effective Dispensing 1 hour of FREE CPE credit

This activity is designed to meet the KY Board of Pharmacy requirement for pharmacists to complete 1 hour of CPE on the opioid epidemic or opioid use disorder as outlined in 201 KAR 2:015.

Recorded CPE Webinars - Coming Soon!

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Patient Perspectives: Pharmacy’s Role in Supporting OUD Remission and Recovery

Live webinars were held on September 8 and September 10. The recordings are being processed for on-demand CPE and will be available soon! 

This activity is designed to meet the KY Board of Pharmacy requirement for pharmacists to complete 1 hour of CPE on the opioid epidemic or opioid use disorder as outlined in 201 KAR 2:015.

Live CPE Webinars - Coming Soon!

Red Flags in the Real World: Case-Based Scenarios for Buprenorphine Dispensing for OUD

Details and registration for this live activity will be available in Fall 2024. 

 

Continuing pharmacy education (CPE) credit for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians is provided by the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy.

For questions regarding CE credit please contact the UK College of Pharmacy Continuing Professional Development Office at pharmacyCPD@uky.edu  

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