Mouna Dallal
Pharmacy Student
University of Findlay College of Pharmacy
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PharmD Candidate
P4 Status
Class of 2025
I am currently completing my APPE rotations for the 2024-2025 academic year. So far, I have completed 5 rotations which include Medication Therapy Management, General Medicine, Academia, Institutional, and Ambulatory Care. After I graduate in 2025, I plan to work in a retail pharmacy for a few years. After I gain exceptional retail experience, I plan to open my own private pharmacy.
Measurable
a) Conduct at least 10 more counseling sessions for patients with new medications.
b) Interact with 3 different health care providers related to specific patient cases
Personal
a) Be more interactive with staff at my APPE sites
b) Work on comfort and confidence when interacting with patients during counseling and appointments
Pertinent
a) Counsel more patients on prescription medications like inhalers and injecting insulin
b) Increase my experience with vaccines for the general population and vaccine administration
Preceptor: Dr. Johanna Harris
Site: ProMedica Fostoria County Hospital Fostoria, OH
Description: During this rotation, I was able to conduct appointments with the direct supervision of my pharmacists for the anticoagulation clinic along with the diabetes clinic. I was able to adjust Warfarin doses, recommend a bridge therapy for patients undergoing a procedure, adjust diabetic medications depending on blood glucose levels, and educate patients on a healthy lifestyle to improve blood glucose levels. It was a very educational rotation for me, as I left the rotation with a lot more information than what I had anticipated. During this rotation, I presented a case presentation on a patient who had a stroke and put together a handout based off the presentation. The handout is attached below.
241120073142_Stroke_Presentation_handout.pdf (.pdf) 0.26mb Preceptor: Dr. Lindsay Spridgeon
Site: ProMedica Fostoria Community Hospital
Description: During this rotation, I was able to enhance my clinical skills. I was able to attend interdisciplinary rounds, recommend renal dose adjustments, and perform pharmacokinetic dosing! During this rotation, I was able to create a newsletter that discuss the different vaccines available during flu season and which vaccines are appropriate for select patient populations. My best work for this month is a copy of my newsletter that reviews the different vaccines available during flu season. Below I have attached a copy of the newsletter I created.
241106082613_Protect_Yourself_Against_Updted.pdf (.pdf) 0.15mb Preceptor: Dr. Nira Kadakia
Site: University of Findlay College of Pharmacy
Description: During this rotation, I was able to dive deep into the reality of being a professor at a college of pharmacy. I was able to attend several meetings with advisors, different committees, and even sat in a meeting with the dean of the college! I also proctored several exams and was able to participate in grading students' labs. I was able to attend several lectures and monitored the way the professors presented their material in preparation for when I present my lecture to a class. During this rotation, I was able to create and present a lecture to a classroom. My best work for this month was a powerpoint presentation I created to present to a classroom of pharmacy students. Below I have attached a copy of the lecture I created and presented.
240930072338_SUBMIT_To_coreelms.pdf (.pdf) 7.53mb Preceptor: Dr. Jenna Connor
Site: Wood County Hospital, Bowling Green, OH
Description: During this rotation, I completed a daily review of all the patients in the hospital to confirm all medications are dosed appropriately based off of their disease states and current lab values. I also had the ability to verify anticoagulation doses based off patient parameters and monitoring platelet values to assess safety. I attended two sets of rounds daily, one with the ICU physicians and one with the floor physicians. During rounds, I was able to provide my recommendations to physicians if medications had to be adjusted/discontinued. My best work for this month is a powerpoint I composed and presented to the staff to learn about a new medication called Inpefa. The powerpoint is attached below.
240830084320_Inpefa_Autosaved_.pdf (.pdf) 1.10mb Preceptor: Rachel O'Malley
Site: University of Findlay Telehealth Center 1319 N Main St, Findlay, OH 45840
Description: Completed transition of care to patients who were admitted to the hospital or had a recent emergency room visit. During transition of care, I was able to counsel patients on new medications, identify drug-drug interactions, and review the patients medication list to verify all medications are up to date. I was also able to spend some time completing remote patient monitoring where I was able to provide monitoring parameters to patients with heart failure via Telehealth.
My best work during this month was conducting a presentation on Pediatric Acute Otitis Media. I have attached the presentation below.
240731013327_PAOM.pdf (.pdf) 3.56mb My rotation for Spring 2024 at Mercy Health St. Charles Hospital was beyond exceptional. I was interning at the ED department and I was able to put a lot of my current knowledge to use. It allows a student to use several different aspects of different modules covered during the professional years. For example, for one patient, I was able to apply my knowledge on antibiotics to appropriately treat a patient and on another patient, I had to use knowledge from the renal module to dose Vancomycin.
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Longitudinal Form Progress
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Patient Communication Evaluation Form and Reflection
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IPE Assessment Form and Reflection
Midpoint Assessment-November (.pdf) 0.50mb 201123063335_HIPPA.pdf (.pdf) 0.14mb 
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