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Welcome to Helix Talk Episode 30. I'm your co-host, Dr. Kane. And I'm Dr. Schumann.

And Dr. Patel is not with us today. We'd like to

wish our congratulations on her recent wedding and marriage. Today we're picking up where we left off

last time with Dr. Patel, where we're reviewing some key drugs that are involved in therapeutic

drug monitoring. And Dr. Schumann, I know you weren't available. I know that you were doing some pretty important things.

Maybe you'd like to tell the audience a little bit about it.

And we can jump into one of the drugs that you selected as some of the more interesting

drugs for therapeutic drug monitoring.

Thank you, Dr. Kane.

So I had the opportunity to take two of our P2 students with me on a trip to Honduras where we were able to work with a medical

brigade there and run an ambulatory care clinic.

Great opportunity to highly recommend these kind of externships as a way to really look

at the site of pharmacy that you may not get access to, to be able to work with formulary

management, work directly with providers, with the individuals,

you know, do some translations, and really stick with one village in and hopefully transform

that area. And so it was, again, great opportunity, but excited to come back here now and look

at one medication, Dr. Kane, that I think both you and I have worked with, albeit from different

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