Chapter: Pharmacist Role in Management of Hypertension

1. Analyze the effect of pharmacist integration into team and value-based care models.
2. Justify the multifaceted role of the pharmacist in hypertension management.
3. Evaluate the type and impact of pharmacist-driven interventions on blood pressure management and outcomes across various practice settings.
4. Based on pragmatic factors, design a pharmacist-based hypertension intervention for patients with uncontrolled hypertension. 

Chapter: Hypertension in Special Populations

1. Analyze patient medical history to assess risk factors for developing hypertension.
2. Determine blood pressure goals for select patient populations.
3. Apply knowledge of drug and disease-state concepts for select patient populations to manage hypertension.
4. Evaluate pharmacotherapy options for select patient populations with hypertension based on evidence-based guidelines. 

Chapter: Syncope and Orthostatic Hypotension

1. Evaluate patients for the underlying pathophysiology of orthostatic hypotension (OH) and classify OH by the predominant features.
2. Develop appropriate nonpharmacologic and pharmacologic therapy plans for the treatment of OH, vasovagal syncope, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, and inappropriate sinus tachycardia.
3. Justify appropriate drug selection for the treatment of OH according to concomitant conditions and compelling indications.
4. Design an evidence-based pharmacologic treatment strategy for OH to achieve improvement in OH symptoms according to clinical practice guidelines. 

Chapter: Secondary Hypertension

1. Distinguish between potential pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic causes of secondary hypertension.
2. Assess patient-specific factors to determine the need to screen patients for secondary hypertension.
3. Develop appropriate screening modalities for suspected causes of secondary hypertension.
4. Design treatment regimens for patients with identified causes of secondary hypertension. 

Chapter: Telehealth and Nontraditional Health Care Delivery in Cardiology

1. Distinguish the differences between telehealth services used in both traditional and nontraditional health care delivery models.
2. Assess the advantages and disadvantages of using telehealth services in practice.
3. Justify the use of telehealth services in nontraditional health care delivery models.
4. Evaluate pharmacy services within a nontraditional health care delivery model using telehealth.
5. Perform pharmacist-led telehealth services within a nontraditional health care delivery model. 

Chapter: Cancer Therapy-Related Cardiovascular Toxicity

1. Evaluate patients for the most common cancer therapy-related cardiovascular toxicities (CTRCVT).
2. Estimate cardiovascular risk at baseline and during survivorship period.
3. Develop a plan for the mitigation of CTR-CVT risk.
4. Develop a plan that incorporates diagnosis, monitoring, when to withhold cancer therapy, and managing CTR-CVT.
5. Devise management plans for other cardiovascular events and/or CTR-CVT during or after cancer therapy. 

Interactive Case: Blood Pressure Measurement

1. Demonstrate proper blood pressure measurement technique using a conventional office method.
2. Evaluate the utility of home blood pressure monitoring (HBPM) in the diagnosis of hypertension and assessment of blood pressure.
3. Apply 24-hour Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM) to detect underlying blood pressure abnormalities.
4. Assess the role for automated office blood pressure (AOBP) monitoring as an alternative blood pressure measuring strategy to traditional approaches. 

Recorded Webcast: Motivational Interviewing for Adherence

1. Assess patient readiness for change and apply interventions that support patient change.
2. Justify the use of motivational interviewing in communicating with patients.
3. Use motivational interviewing skills when communicating with patients.
4. Evaluate the impact of motivational interviewing on medication adherence and behavior change.