MIME FUTURES

MIME delivery via Qualified Specialists

To meet increasing organizational growth, MIME has developed a client management program that pairs business needs with the appropriate personnel. Each client team includes a Clinical Pharmacy Manager (CMP), a Clinical Support Pharmacist (CSP) and various Administrative Specialist(s). For interim coverage, the principals subcontract services with MIME-trained pharmacists who serve as Clinical Support Pharmacists once client contracts are secured.

MIME delivery via pending technological access

The evolving technology that allows MIME to achieve the mobile service accessibility it envisions -- via secured log-ins and access codes -- is currently accessible through its many strategic relationships.

MIME leverages requisite resources through partnering relationships with local information technology ( IT ) development firms, ensuring viable contractual arrangements and availability for the growing technological needs of MIME’s interactive approach.

MIME delivery of healthcare empowerment for You!

 

 

 

MIME’s health empowerment and promotion activities currently projected for 2009 include: ( partial listing)

Medication Therapy Management ( MTM ) reviews for inner city seniors in Senior Centers

2009 Pharmacist Entrepreneurs Summit

Health Professional Roundtables on the Role of Pharmacists

“You and Your Pharmacist - A Roundtable Discussion on the Services that Pharmacists Offer"

continued production of The Medicine Minute
(radio messages about pharmacist-patient interactions and proper use of medications)

renewal of the Health is Wealth medication management series
(informational sheets on specific disease states
and the medications used to treat them)

 

MIME, LLC Empowers International Health – Spring 2009

Dr. Wallene Bullard of MIME, LLC
has been invited by the Washington International Medical Mission
to be the lead pharmacist on a medical mission in Africa this spring.

As the lead pharmacist on the mission’s Medical and Surgical team,
Dr. Bullard will also train local African health care providers.