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The Pharmacist e-Link™ Continuing Education Center is designed to provide you with expanded online access to the highest quality of continuing education on a complimentary basis, through the convenience of the Velocity™ Online Learning Management System.

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	This system allows you to search for relevant content from today’s leading providers in the world of continuing education, maintain your personal curriculum, bank your continuing education credits (both online and offline), track and print your professional transcript and more…


	Pharmacist e-Link CE Spotlight

Fibromyalgia: The Role of the Pharmacist in Patient Education and Therapy Management
This activity provides the pharmacist with patient identification, treatment guidelines and valuable counseling tips for the fibromyalgia patient.
Commercial support provided by Pfizer, Inc.

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Medicare Advantage: Hype or Hope for Community Pharmacy?
This activity will examine the differences to the pharmacy between PDP and MAPD plans, the differing incentives and how each plan handles costs.
Commercial support provided by Community CCRx.

Other Featured CE

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Improving Asthma Patient Outcomes with Community Pharmacist Interventions
This activity discussed up to date treatment guidelines for managing your Asthma patients for better disease control and healthcare outcomes.
Commercial support provided by AstraZeneca.

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The Skinny on Obesity
Pharmacists can be an essential resource for obese patients attempting to manage their weight. They should take an active role in monitoring patient medication profiles for medications that may have the potential for weight gain, drug and disease state interactions that could possibly occur with many Food and Drug Administration approved weight loss medications.
No commercial supporter

	Linking OTCs and the Pharmacy Department Pharmacists in general are more accessible, more approachable, and more aware of common health concerns within a community and among their patients. As a result, a Harris Interactive poll conducted in 2008 found that 80% of consumers would purchase an over-the-counter (OTC) product if it were recommended by their pharmacist. No commercial supporter.

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