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Poster to Podcast: Highlighting the Project

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Poster to Podcast: Highlighting the project - Evaluation of Sexual and Reproductive Health Products and Services in Wisconsin Community Pharmacies

In this focused episode, Ellie Maday and Lily Brabazon join Jonathan White for a practical conversation on the evaluation of sexual and reproductive health concerns. Together, they walk through a respectful, patient-centered approach to gathering information, identifying common concerns, and recognizing when symptoms or risk factors warrant urgent referral. Listeners will come away with helpful framing for real-world conversations—plus key counseling considerations to support safe, informed decision-making in practice. Educational content only; not medical advice.

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Contributors:
  • Ellie Maday - PharmD Candidate 2026 (featured on podcast)
  • Lily Brabazon - PharmD Candidate 2026 (featured on podcast)
  • Quinlan Chesak - PharmD Candidate 2026
  • Jonathan Becker - PharmD Candidate 2026
  • Susanne Barnett PharmD, BCPS - Associate Professor, Pharmacy Practice & Translational Research Division
  • Marina Maes PharmD, BCPS, BCACP - Associate Professor, Pharmacy Practice & Translational Research Division

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