Name: Pharmacy Phacts - 11/7/2025
Start: 2025-11-07T12:00:00
End: 2025-11-07T13:00:00
Location: The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center East Hospital

Nov

07

Pharmacy Phacts

University Hospitals East Grand Rounds

12:00 PM

The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center East Hospital - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

Each year the FDA approves 50 or so novel drugs. In addition, the FDA also approves hundreds of generic medications, biosimilars and adds additional formulations and indications to existing drugs. In total the FDA issues over a thousand approvals each year. For most new medications, there can be a 3–5-year delay before clinicians broadly adopt them in clinical practice.Pharmacy Phacts is the topic of this week's OSUMC East Hospital Grand Rounds. Cheryl Maslouski, PharmD, Ambulatory Clinical Ph...

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Nov

12

Bioethics Grand Rounds - Abraham Graber

Monthly Bioethics Grand Rounds

12:00 PM

Hamilton Hall - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

Bioethics Grand Rounds - Abraham Graber, PhD, Associate Professor, Nisonger Center Affiliate Faculty, Division of Bioethics, Department of Biomedical Education and Anatomy, College of Medicine, The Ohio State University, Objective Standards of Medical Judgment: A Myth of (Texas) Abortion Law, In person in Hamilton Hall 400, 1645 Neil Avenue, Columbus, Ohio, Virtual: https://osu.zoom.us/j/96403001708?pwd=MagvJlCYCZwQ8uBHbxEpPd5aKDyWDd.1

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Nov

12

New Directions for Pharmacotherapy of Treatment Resistant Depression: How Ketamine Opened Our Minds to the Potential of Psychedelics

Psychiatry Grand Rounds

1:00 PM

L035 James Auditorium - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Health Grand Rounds

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Nov

13

Ophthalmology Grand Rounds

Ophthalmology Grand Rounds

12:00 AM

3000 Eye and Ear Institute - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

New information in the field of ophthalmology is released constantly and individuals being affected by vision impairments are increasing. Physicians are not diagnosing properly with the frequency that is needed nor are they able to effectively interpret and filter the vast amount of new medical information. Physicians must be able to keep up with these advancements in order to effectively treat and diagnose patients.

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Nov

13

When to Suspect, How to Diagnose and Treat Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome: The UK Perspective

Internal Medicine Grand Rounds

12:00 PM

DHLRI 170 - Columbus , OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

Maura Corsetti, MBBS, PhD, University of Nottingham

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Nov

13

Nov

14

TAVR: Early History, Expanding Indications, Evolving Populations, Emerging Techniques, Engaging the State: The Story of A Team from Up North

Cardiology Grand Rounds

12:00 PM

Ross Auditorium - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

Understand the history of transcatheter aortic valve replacement Appreciate the expanding indications for TAVRAppreciate the Heart Team based approach to care for patients with AS

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Nov

14

Predictive and Sensorimotor Mechanisms of Self-Experience and Agency in Psychosis

C4N Speaker Series

12:00 PM

C4N, Conference Room 144 - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

Dr. Thakkar's research focuses on disturbances in the sense of self are a defining feature of schizophrenia. Predictive brain mechanisms, including corrollary discharge signals that convey information about planned actions are thought to help the brain distinguish self-generated from external events. Thalamic pathways play a key role within this broader sensorimotor network. This talk will present behavioral and neuroimaging findings that examine how these predictive processes operate in psychos...

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Nov

19

Delusional Disorder Across Historical Eras and Cultural Landscapes

Psychiatry Grand Rounds

1:00 PM

Online Streaming

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Health Grand Rounds

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Nov

20

Ophthalmology Grand Rounds

Ophthalmology Grand Rounds

12:00 AM

3000 Eye and Ear Institute - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

New information in the field of ophthalmology is released constantly and individuals being affected by vision impairments are increasing. Physicians are not diagnosing properly with the frequency that is needed nor are they able to effectively interpret and filter the vast amount of new medical information. Physicians must be able to keep up with these advancements in order to effectively treat and diagnose patients.

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