Metta Lou Henderson's guest appearances

Metta Lou Henderson

ASHP Women in Pharmacy Leadership Interviews

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MelisRxScripts

Michele Williams

Mike Powell

Christina Martin

Sandra Leal

Megan Coder

Erin Albert

Sara Dreyer

Marialice Bennett

Kellie Musch

Lisa Wilhelm

Jenelle L. Sobotka

Susan C. Winckler

Lucinda L. Maine

Sarah Gardial

Jan Engle

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In Episode 17, Melissa talks with Metta Lou Henderson, a research pioneer in the history of women in pharmacy.  Recorded to celebrate Women Pharmacist Day during Pharmacists Month, they discuss what was happening in society and the experiences of women in pharmacy over the years. The impacts of women pharmacy leaders like Zada M Cooper and Gloria Niemeyer Francke are discussed along with others.  Metta Lou also shares her groundbreaking research on the important contributions of Catholic Sister pharmacists, especially in hospital pharmacy and the founding of ASHP. Metta Lou Henderson Women in Pharmacy

In Episode 17, Melissa talks with Metta Lou Henderson, a research pioneer in the history of women in pharmacy.  Recorded to celebrate Women Pharmacist Day during Pharmacists Month, they discuss what was happening in society and the experiences of women in pharmacy over the years. The impacts of women pharmacy leaders like Zada M Cooper and Gloria Niemeyer Francke are discussed along with others.  Metta Lou also shares her groundbreaking research on the important contributions of Catholic Sister pharmacists, especially in hospital pharmacy and the founding of ASHP. <blockquote><a href="https://aihp.org/collections/metta-lou-henderson-women-in-pharmacy/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Metta Lou Henderson Women in Pharmacy</a></blockquote>

Episode 17: “Take Risks and Make it Work” with Metta Lou Henderson

Metta Lou Henderson, B.S. Pharm; M.S., Ph.D; Hon. D. Professor of Pharmacy Emerita, and Associate Dean (retired) for  Pharmacy Student Affairs Raabe College of Pharmacy, Ohio Northern University Research Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science College of Pharmacy, The University of Arizona Sara J. White talks with Metta Lou Henderson about her book "American Women Pharmacists: Contributions to the Profession." Interesting stories of successful women from colonial times to the present are shared, including a woman who owned 11 drugstores plus a warehouse in 1915, and how a woman pharmacist who was fired because she became pregnant responded. Metta Lou discusses the history of  hospital pharmacy  and noted that of the 153 founding members of ASHP in 1942 44% were women primarily Catholic sisters. The impacts of women pharmacists such as Gloria Neimeyer Francke, who was the first Executive Secretary of ASHP, and Sister Mary Gonzales Duffy, who was the first female ASHP President, are discussed along with others.  Date recorded: March 23, 2016

Metta Lou Henderson, B.S. Pharm; M.S., Ph.D; Hon. D. Professor of Pharmacy Emerita, and Associate Dean (retired) for Pharmacy Student Affairs Raabe College of Pharmacy, Ohio Northern University Research Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science College of Pharmacy, The University of Arizona Sara J. White talks with Metta Lou Henderson about her book "American Women Pharmacists: Contributions to the Profession." Interesting stories of successful women from colonial times to the present are shared, including a woman who owned 11 drugstores plus a warehouse in 1915, and how a woman pharmacist who was fired because she became pregnant responded. Metta Lou discusses the history of hospital pharmacy and noted that of the 153 founding members of ASHP in 1942 44% were women primarily Catholic sisters. The impacts of women pharmacists such as Gloria Neimeyer Francke, who was the first Executive Secretary of ASHP, and Sister Mary Gonzales Duffy, who was the first female ASHP President, are discussed along with others. Date recorded: March 23, 2016

Metta Lou Henderson Interview