New Investigator Award Recipients Poster Abstracts Presented at the 122nd Virtual Annual Meeting of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, July 19-22, 2021

Development of a Clinical Decision Algorithm for Adults Hospitalized with Pneumonia Nathaniel J. Rhodes, Midwestern University, Chicago College of Pharmacy, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Roxane Rohani, Midwestern University, Chicago College of Pharmacy, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Paul R. Yarnold, OptimalData Analysis, LLC, AnnaE. Methods: A semi-structured interview guide was usedto assess pharmacists' knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs regarding naloxone training, continuing education regarding naloxone and its policies, motivators and barriers to keep naloxone in stock, pricing models, naloxone patient education, and substance use disorder and opioid use. Results: Primary facilitators included: (1) awareness of Georgia's standing order, (2) self-guided education and information-seeking efforts regarding naloxone, (3) positive attitudes toward patient counseling for naloxone use, and (4) perceived openness to use naloxone. Implications: Findings support pharmacists' general awareness of and interest in Georgia's standing order to dispense naloxone but may benefit from additional detailed education and training specific to Georgia's standing order for naloxone dispensing, as well as communication support, particularly in rural communities where perceived sigma is a significant barrier.