Society of Infectious Diseases Pharmacists

2013 Annual Report Respectfully submitted by The SIDP Annual Report Committee With contributions by:

Ken Lamp, Pharm.D. (Chair) Jeff Kuper, Pharm.D., CMPP (Vice-Chair) Lauren D. Tesh, Pharm.D. Rebekah H Wrenn, Pharm.D. Gregory Alan Eschenauer, Pharm.D. Eun Kyoung (Christina) Chung, Pharm.D. Oscar E. Guzman, Pharm.D. Betsy Hirsch, Pharm.D. Vanthida Huang, Pharm.D., BSPHM, FCCP Kelly Percival, Pharm.D. Jesse Sutton, Pharm.D. Susan Duquaine, Pharm.D. Kimberly Scarsi, Pharm.D. Shauna Jacobson, Pharm.D. Elizabeth Coyle, Pharm.D. David Ritchie, Pharm.D. (Board Liaison)

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Erika J. Ernst President, SIDP

2012-2013

The mission of the Society of Infectious Diseases Pharmacists is to promote the appropriate use of antimicrobials for the prevention and management of infectious diseases through leadership and collaboration in infectious diseases practice, education, research, and advocacy. As President it has been my priority to ensure the Society achieves its mission. I am happy to report that you have achieved our mission and so much more. Much of this work is accomplished through committees and so I would specifically like to thank the Chairs of these committees: Scott McConnell, Susan Davis, Jason Gallagher, Michael Postelnick, Katie Suda, Lynne Fehrenbacher, Russell Benefield, Kari Mergenhagen, Liz Coyle, Mark Redell, and Vanthida Huang. In addition to the committee chairs I would like to give a shout out to the other Board Members who served as liaisons to these committees: Elizabeth Hermsen, Joe Kuti, Doug Slain, Dave Bearden and Dave Ritchie. Finally I would like to thank Stephanie Bulak of EAMI for her assistance in managing the Society’s operations. It is through the members who made up each of these committees that we have planned an annual meeting to educate our members about cutting-edge research and practice. In addition, we proposed and planned educational activities with eight other organizations to provide opportunities for education of infectious diseases pharmacists. Furthermore, the Antimicrobial Stewardship Certification program gained over 200 new students and granted certification to more than 100 pharmacists. The Society has been

an advocate for ID pharmacy and antimicrobial use through the Political Advocacy Committee, signing on to statements regarding the use of antibiotics in animals and other legislation aimed at increasing funding for antimicrobial drug development and resistance. The Membership committee re-evaluated member categories and carefully reviewed the applications of all new members. The Internet committee oversaw the transition to a new website host and has worked to keep the content of our website up-to-date. The Research committee evaluated proposals and made a recommendation to the board for the Young Investigator Research Award. Several members were recognized for their contributions to clinical practice, research, and the literature through our Recognition awards committee. As you can see, we have accomplished a lot in the past year and the Society could not have done it without you. It has truly been an honor to serve the Society as President and I would like to thank you for the opportunity.

2013 ANNUAL REPORT

This is the Fifteenth edition of the Society of Infectious Diseases Pharmacists Annual Report and it continues to reflect the organization’s success, membership profiles, financial report, awards, events, and growth for the 2013 calendar year.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The following SIDP members served on the Board of Directors:

Erika Ernst, Pharm.D. President Joe Kuti, Pharm.D. President-Elect Elizabeth Hermsen, Pharm.D. Immediate Past President Doug Slain, Pharm.D. Secretary/Treasurer Dave Bearden, Pharm.D. Board of Directors-at-Large David Ritchie, Pharm.D. Board of Directors-at-Large

2012-2013 SIDP COMMITTEES

Annual Report Committee Chair: Elizabeth Coyle Vice Chair: Ken Lamp Members: Ben Brielmaier, Jeff Kuper, Tonya Crawford, Tracy Zembles, Dan Healy,

Kim Scarsi, David Bearden* Internet Committee Chair: Russell Benefield Vice Chair: Lindsey Childs and Christopher McCoy Members: Kristi Kuper, Elizabeth Dodds-Ashley, Andrea Mora Luce, Eddie Grace,

Lindsey Buscemi, Marisel Segarra-Newman, Monica Golik Mahoney, Shannon Leigh Holt, Vincent Paul DiMondi, Kelly Echevarria, David Ritchie*

Newsletter Committee/eNews Chair: Kari Mergenhagen Vice Chair: Milena McLaughlin Members: Michael Rybak, Christopher McCoy, Dora Wiskirchen, Jeff Kuper, John W

Ahern, Jomy M. George, Kristi Ryzner, Kristin Darin, Lindsey Buscemi, Lindsey M. Childs, Lynne C. Krop, Michael Nowak, Monica Golik Mahoney, Ravina Kullar, Russell Benefield, Tonya Crawford, Winter Smith, Zhe Han, Sonal Patel, Angela Loo, Bret Chapman, Amy Pavell, Doug Slain*

Elections Committee Chair: Scott McConnell Vice Chair: Noreen Chan Tompkins Members: Vanthida Huang, Edina Avdic, Lynne C. Krop, Michael Klepser, Shellee

Grim, Joe Kuti* Inter-Organizational Relations Committee Chair: Jason Gallagher Vice Chair: Travis King Members: Dora Wiskirchen, Michael Rybak, Jeannie McKinnon, Jessica Robinson,

Jomy M. George, Kristi Ryzner, Levita Hidayat, Lynne C. Krop, Michael Postelnick, Monica Golik Mahoney, Ryan P. Moenster, Sonia Nevrekar, Steven Ebert, Vesna Drenovac, Vincent Paul DiMondi, Winter Smith, Sandy Estrada, David Bearden*

Membership Committee Chair: Lynne Fehrenbacher Vice Chair: Sarah Johnson Members: Louise-Marie Gillis, Lynne Nelson, Denise Riccobono, Nehal Hashem,

Patricia Saunders, Alex Bryant, Anthony Guarascio, Dorothy McCoy, Kimberly Halton, Jessica Cottreau, Kayla Stover, Chris Peric, Elizabeth Hermsen*

Recognition Awards Committee Chair: Vanthida Huang Vice Chair: Nimish Patel Members: Dorothy McCoy, Jamie Winner, John Esterly, Jomy M. George, Julie Ann

Justo, Kelly Harris, Melinda Soriano, Jo Carreno, Rebecca Keel, Sonia Nevrekar, Steve Leonard, Tonya Crawford, Tracy Zembles, Winter Smith, Jarrett R. Amsden, Anthony Casapao, David Ritchie*

Program Committee Chair: Susan Davis Vice Chair: Rachel Chambers Members: Douglas Fish, Edina Avdic, Jane W. Abrams, Jeannie McKinnon, Jessica

Robinson, Kristi Ryzner, Milena McLaughlin, Monica Golik Mahoney, Rebecca Keel, Ryan P. Moenster, Vesna Drenovac, Vincent Paul DiMondi, Ashley Ross, Brandon Bookstaver, Andrew DeRyke, Scott Kincaid, Bernadette Johnson, Ashley Hall, Jenana Halilovic, Ravina Kullar, John Esterly, Holly Hoffman-Roberts, Hurdle Anderson, Doug Slain/Erika Ernst*

Fundraising Subcommittee Chair: Warren Rose

Research Awards Committee Chair: Mark Redell Vice Chair: Christopher Frei Members: Warren Rose, Amira Bhalodi, Christopher A. Schriever, David Nix, Douglas

Fish, Marc Scheetz, Ryan P. Moenster, Steve Leonard, Steven Ebert, Aryun (Eileen) Kim, Veena Venugopalan, Molly Steed (Kent), Dave Bearden*

Political Advocacy (Government Affairs/Public Policy) Chair: Katie Suda Vice Chair: Amy Pakyz Members: Paul Gubbins, Aryun (Eileen) Kim, Elizabeth Sherman, Emily Heil, Jason

Gallagher, Joseph Kishel, Steve Leonard, Thomas J. Dilworth, Timothy Pasquale, Samuel Aitken, Joe Kuti *

Stewardship Committee Chair: Mike Postelnick Vice Chair: Kelly Harris Members: Paul Gubbins, Anjly Kunapuli, Conan MacDougall, Dan Dauner, Dorothy

McCoy, Jeannie McKinnon, Karri Bauer, Kathryn Matthias, Michael D. Tiberg, Russell Benefield, Shannon Matsko, Lisa Dumkow, Jamie Kisgen, Alan Gross, Angie Huang, Jessica Robinson, John W Ahern, Ann Connelly/Richard Lewis (ProCE), Elizabeth Hermsen*

Rapid Diagnostic Test (RDT) Task Force Chair: Michael Klepser Members: Jenana Maker, Kim Scarsi, Vanthida Huang, Karri Bauer, Richard Parrish,

Scott Bergman, Dan Dauner, Kathryn Matthias, Levita Hidayat, Steven Leonard, Kristin Darin, Elias Chahine, Paul Gubbins, Anjly Kunapuli, Christopher A. Schriever, David Jacobs, Elizabeth Sherman, Michael Nowak, Monique Dodd, Ryan P. Moenster, Phu Duong, Samuel Aitken, Zhe Han, Erika Ernst*

Finance Committee Chair: Sharon Erdman Members: Sandy Estrada, Ronda Akins, Erika Ernst* *Board Liaison

MEMBERSHIP

Member Demographics/Workplaces As of December 2013, there were 533 active members in the Society. A total of 102 new members joined over the past year. Figure 1 depicts membership growth over the last 7 years. This was the single largest annual increase since our organization’s formation. Sixty-three percent were Active Members, 17% were Associate Members, and 21% were Trainee-Associate Members.

Figure 1. New SIDP Membership 2007-2013

The following statistics were derived from our membership database; however, many members’ profiles are incomplete. We ask that all members update and complete their data this year and when your membership is renewed. There were 228 (50.3%) women and 225 (49.7%) men. Based on 490 members that indicated the state in which they practice, Illinois has the most members with a value of 45. Of 493 members who indicated their practice site, the majority of our membership is in the hospital setting followed by academia (Figure 2). Many of our members are now identifying antimicrobial stewardship as their primary interest, which may reflect the varied nature and interests involved in stewardship. The top five primary areas of professional activities identified by our members include: antimicrobial stewardship (38%), antimicrobial pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics (29%), HIV (10%), and antimicrobial pharmacology (6%).

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Membership Publications In mid-2008, the Society implemented a “Member Accomplishments” section on the SIDP homepage. Members were asked to directly post citations of their publications (e.g., articles, books, abstracts presented), as well as awards and other achievements, directly to this section. Beginning in 2010, the Society began tracking member publications using a PubMed author search. These two sources of information are compiled quarterly and the full citations are included in the SIDP quarterly newsletters. These data provide the basis of this Annual Report summary.

For the period between January and December 2013, 322 total publications were identified from SIDP members (Figure 3). This represents a 5% decrease from last year, despite a 10% decrease in overall membership, reflecting an increase in the number of publications per SIDP member. A member was listed as first or senior (last) author on 61% of the publications appearing in 108 different journals. Approximately 50% of the peer-reviewed articles were published in ID or microbiology-related journals, followed by 30% in pharmacy, pharmacokinetic, or pharmacotherapy journals. Generally, this distribution is consistent with prior years. While the current method of capturing publications appears to be effective in capturing full articles, this method may not effectively capture book chapters, articles not indexed in PubMed, and abstracts presented at national or international meetings.

Hospital 61%Academia 24%

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Figure 3: SIDP Member Publications 2008 - 2013

A list of publications during 2013 can be found in the SIDP newsletter archives maintained at the SIDP website (http://www.sidp.org).

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FINANCIAL REPORT

The 2013 SIDP financial report covers the time period from January 1, 2013 through December 31, 2013. The real income to SIDP in 2013 totaled $181,590.96 (Figure 1a), which included $2,319.81 from website postings, $40,335.73 from membership dues, $115,636.60 from the Antimicrobial Stewardship Program, $17,177.74 from investment interest and dividends, $2,040.00 from the 2013 SIDP Annual Meeting, and $4,081.08 from miscellaneous other sources. The 2013 income was decreased by approximately $140,000 from 2012 largely due to a reduction of $70,000 from the Antimicrobial Stewardship Program and $90,000 in industry support.

In 2013, the expenses for SIDP totaled $189,078.63 (Figure 1b). The Society awarded four recognition awards (including the new Gita Patel Best Practice Award) and one research award. The details of funding for the 2103 awards are described in the corresponding section of the 2013 SIDP Annual Report. SIDP maintains investment accounts with UBS Financial Services, Inc., with a net value of $781,407.14 in the non-checking accounts as of December 31, 2013. At the conclusion of 2013, SIDP’s total assets were $928,331.57, with total liabilities of $66,670.00, including deferred dues and future payments for research grants and residency programs. Figure 1: Income (a) and expenses (b) for January 1 through December 31, 2013.

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SIDP RECOGNITION AWARDS

OUTSTANDING CLINICAL PRACTICE IN ID PHARMACOTHERAPY

YOUNG INVESTIGATOR AWARD

INFECTIOUS DISEASES PHARMACOTHERAPY PAPER AWARD

Dr. Brian Potoski, Pharm.D., BCPS was the recipient of the 2013 Outstanding Clinical Practice Infectious Diseases Pharmacotherapy Award. Dr. Potoski is an Associate Professor at the University of Pittsburg, School of Pharmacy. He is the associate director of the Antibiotic Management Program at UPMC-Presbyterian hospital. His research interests include the use of Monte Carlo simulations to determine appropriate antibiotic dose selection using pharmacodynamic targets for specific patient populations and the impact of formulary management on pathogen resistance trends.

Dr. Warren E. Rose, Pharm.D. was the recipient of the 2013 Young Investigator Award. Dr. Rose is an Associate Professor at the University of Wisconsin, School of Pharmacy, in the Pharmacy Practice Division. His research interests involve the pharmacodynamic effects of antimicrobials on antibacterial resistance development and virulence expression. His clinical studies involve the impact of patient immune responses and bacterial virulence on the treatment outcome of invasive S. aureus infections.

Dr. Amit Pai, Pharm.D. was the recipient of the 2013 Infectious Diseases Pharmacotherapy Paper awarded for his paper entitled “Drug dosing based on weight and body surface area: mathematical assumptions and limitations in obese adults” in Pharmacotherapy, September 2012. Dr. Pai is an Associate Professor at the Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. His research interest is in strategies to optimize antimicrobial drug dosing in special populations through systems analyses.

GITA PATEL BEST PRACTICE RECOGNITION AWARD

Research Awards

YOUNG INVESTIGATOR RESEARCH AWARD

Dr. Natalie Boyd, Pharm.D., M.S. was the recipient of the 2013 Gita Patel Best Practice Recognition Award. Dr. Boyd is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Translational Sciences at the University of Texas at Austin College of Pharmacy and UT Health Science Center at San Antonio. Previously, she was an ID pharmacist at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas. She is pursuing her Ph.D. to strengthen her research skills, allowing her to be better equipped to address the clinically relevant questions that she frequently encountered as an ID pharmacist.

Dr. Molly Steed, Pharm.D. was the recipient of the 2013 SIDP Young Investigator Research Award for the proposal entitled “Staphylococcus aureus SCV and hVISA in cystic fibrosis.” Dr. Steed is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Kansas, School of Pharmacy. Her research includes the examination of antimicrobial pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics utilizing in vitro models and therapeutic treatment options for multi-drug resistant organisms.

INFECTIOUS DISEASES PHARMACOTHERAPY SPECIALTY RESIDENCY TRAINING

There were no residency awards in 2013.

EVENTS

The Stewardship Certificate program continued to grow in enrollment in 2013. It began the year with 469 students and ended 2013 with 580 students enrolled in the program.

ANNUAL MEETING

Denver, Colorado played host to the 2013 SIDP Annual Meeting on September 9th at the Brown Palace Hotel. Nearly 245 members attended the half-day programming, which kicked off with a new member welcome, an address from outgoing president Erika Ernst, society updates and financial report by Secretary/Treasurer Doug Slain, an address by president Joe Kuti, award ceremony, and introduction of newly elected officers. Award recipients were Manjunath Pai (Infectious Diseases Pharmacotherapy Paper Award), Brian Potoski (Outstanding Clinical Practice in ID Pharmacotherapy), Warren Rose (Young Investigator Award), and Natalie Boyd (Gita Patel Best Practice Recognition Award). Newly elected officers began their new roles with the Society at the annual meeting headlined by new president Joe Kuti. Other newly elected members included David Bearden, President Elect; Douglas Slain, Secretary/Treasurer; David J. Ritchie, Board Member at Large; and David Rogers, Board Member at Large. Special appreciation was given to outgoing officer, Erika Ernst, whose many contributions as past president to the success of SIDP are certain to continue. The meeting continued with engaging presentations on timely topics including presentations on Antimicrobial Dosing in the Critically Ill (Jason Roberts); Drug Resistance In HIV: Trends, Transmission and Treatment (Ian McNicholl); and Novel Combination Therapies for Resistant Gram Negative Bacilli (Brian Tsuji). The programming concluded with a keynote presentation offered by Dr. Preeti Malani, sharing her thoughts and strategies on how to advance the publication of antimicrobial stewardship work.

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