On-Demand Webinar
Tackle Diversion to Gain Insight and Reduce Risk
It’s estimated that one in ten health care workers have abused opioids at some point in their career. There is an immediate, critical need for hospitals and health systems to identify and implement drug diversion technology as the opioid crisis becomes more serious and pervasive every day.
Join Omnicell, Kit Check, and leading health system pharmacy veterans for this in-depth discussion on how technology and machine learning are driving better visibility, helping health systems to identify, investigate, prevent and support diversion activity. Topics include:
- Best practices in diversion detection and prevention
- Leveraging machine-learning to identify patterns and anomalous behavior
- Streamlining investigations and support initiatives
Speakers
Arash T. Dabestani, PharmD, MHA, FASHP, FABC
Senior Director of Pharmacy, NYU Langone Health
Arash Dabestani is Senior Director of Pharmacy at NYU LangoneHealth and is nationally recognized for his participation in multiple pharmacy leadership forums and guest lectures. He is a Senior Leadership Fellow of the Advisory Board, and also a Fellow of ASHP, serving multiple terms on the Pharmacy Practice Manager's Leadership Development section.
Amisha Arya, PharmD, CJCP
Assistant Pharmacy Director, Regulatory & Compliance, NYU Langone Health
Amisha Arya is Assistant Director of Pharmacy at NY Langone Health, overseeing Medication and Regulatory Compliance. She also chairs the Drig Diversion Response Team, an interdisciplinary committee tasked with establishing best practices, and providing diversion monitoring and response. Amisha is a Certified Joint Commission Professional.
MaryAnn Jensen
Vice President of Strategic Acccounts, Kit Check
MaryAnn Jensen is the Vice President of Strategic Accounts at Kit Check. She has over 20 years of experience in healthcare, where she has built procedures for highly regulated areas like Controlled Substance Processing and Tracking. MaryAnn played a critical role in the development of the reverse distribution industry.
Jim Stevenson, PharmD
VP, Medication Systems Strategy, Omnicell
Jim has extensive experience in pharmacy and medication management, in both academic and health systems roles at major institutions including the University of Michigan, where he was Chief Pharmacy Officer for UM Health System.
