Faculty & Content Expert
Dr Veronica Ajewole-Mwema is an experienced educator, faculty, content expert, and presenter on accredited Continuing Education and Non Continuing Education Programs. She is highly sort after and has had the opportunity to work with Continuing Education Program Providers like Pharmacy Times, Postgraduate Healthcare Education, Power Pak, Texas Southern University, Houston Methodist Hospital, and American College of Clinical Pharmacy among others.
As a profound educator, Dr Ajewole-Mwema understands that the delivery of the content is just as important as the content itself. She creates her educational content with recent, accurate, and applicable evidence-based content and delivers her educational program content with impeccable energy that permeates the understanding of her broad audience (which typically includes Pharmacists across multiple practice settings, Physicians, Nurses, Social Workers, and Community Health Workers) while maintaining dynamic engagement at either in-person or virtual presentation settings.
At Community Resource Solutions Group (CRSG), we specialize in creating high-quality, engaging continuing education programs tailored to pharmacists' needs. Our services include:
- Custom Program Design - Developing evidence-based, industry-aligned content that addresses current pharmacy practices and regulatory updates.
- Trend Alignment - Conducting regular industry research to ensure your programs reflect the latest advancements and emerging trends.
- Interactive Learning Modules - Incorporating multimedia tools, case studies, and real-world scenarios to make learning impactful and relevant.
With our expertise, your programs will not only meet accreditation standards but also exceed learner expectations.
CRSG also helps organizations enhance learner engagement by creating dynamic and accessible learning experiences. Our solutions include:
- Engaging Formats - Designing interactive online courses, hands-on workshops, and hybrid learning models to accommodate diverse preferences.
- User-Centric Platforms - Leveraging technology to deliver intuitive, user-friendly interfaces that keep learners motivated and on track.
- Retention Strategies - Implementing assessments, gamification, and follow-up activities to reinforce learning and maintain interest over time.
Our approach ensures that participants remain invested in your programs, driving higher completion rates and satisfaction levels.
We also understand the importance of standing out in a competitive continuing education market. CRSG offers tailored marketing strategies to amplify your reach:
- Targeted Campaigns - Identifying and engaging key demographics through digital and traditional channels.
- Value Communication - Crafting compelling messaging that highlights the unique benefits and accreditation of your programs.
- Competitive Analysis - Evaluating the landscape to position your offerings as the go-to choice for pharmacy professionals.
With CRSG’s marketing expertise, your programs will attract the right audience, build credibility, and achieve sustained growth.
Some of Dr Veronica Ajewole-Mwema's Faculty & Content Expert Educational Programs Include:
List of Services
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Bridging the Gap Between Clinical Practice and Treatment Disparities in Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: A Focus on Interventions Within Pharmacy PracticeList Item 1
Disparities in health care and cancer care can be attributed to multiple socioeconomic, geographic or environmental, and cultural factors. These disparities impact cancer care and outcomes, especially among patients with triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), due to its poor prognosis and limited targeted therapy options.
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Examining Healthcare Disparities in Cancer CareList Item 2
Numerous disparities exist in healthcare in the United States, including social factors, ethnicity, age, environmental exposure, and geography. These factors may impact access to healthcare, with the potential to affect patient outcomes.
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A Primer for Specialty Pharmacists on Optimal Use of Anti-Androgen Therapies in Prostate CancerList Item 3
Prostate cancer is a hormone-driven disease in which increased levels of androgens (ie, testosterone) circulate and signal growth in the prostate. Reducing circulating levels of androgens with androgen-deprivation therapy has become the cornerstone of treatment.
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Advances in Prostate Cancer: An Evidence-based Review for Managed Care ProfessionalsList Item 4
The mortality rate from prostate cancer is declining due in large part to earlier diagnosis and improved treatments. However, despite initial response to androgen deprivation therapy (ADT), castration-resistant prostate cancer inevitably develops, in which the tumor progresses despite low circulating levels of androgens or inhibition of the androgen receptor signaling pathway.
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Disparities and Bias in Oncology Care and Research: How Can Pharmacists Address Inequities?
To provide oncology pharmacists and other pharmacist who manage and or interact with oncology patients, with information, insights, and solutions that can be applied at both systems and local levels to identify, address, and rectify inequities in oncology healthcare delivery.
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Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Breast Cancer Management and Outcomes How Can Care be Optimized for All?
The goal of this activity is to enhance the ability of oncology pharmacists, oncology nurses and NPs who manage and or interact with breast cancer patients to provide information, insights, and solutions, applicable at both systems and local levels to identify, address, and rectify inequities in oncology healthcare delivery.
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Examining the Intersectionality between Population Health and Health Equity: Applications in Pharmacy Clinical Training Programs
Implementing health equity principles in education, research, and clinical practice.
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Pharmacists Reaching Out™ in Cancer Care: Examining Treatment Disparities in Oral Oncolytics
The landscape of cancer care continues to evolve with the availability of oral anticancer agents. Although oral oncolytics offer convenience for patients, they present complexities for clinicians involved in their management.
