Alternative text and sharing order

Descriptions for accessible social posts

Carousel descriptions

1. Could your pharmacist help with more? An illustration shows a pharmacist talking with an older patient. The slide introduces pharmacy reform in Wisconsin.

2. The idea is clearer authority for qualified pharmacists to use their training. An illustration shows medicines on a table. Any change to Wisconsin law would determine which services pharmacists could provide.

3. Good care needs enough information, the right training and resources, and referral when another clinician should help. More authority does not mean every service is available everywhere.

4. A patient talks with a pharmacist. The question is: What services do you offer, and what would my next step be? Availability and insurance coverage vary.

5. Students discuss the campaign. Readers can use the guide and patient conversation sheet or bring the presentation to a student PSW club.

A useful sharing order

Introduce the campaign with the general poster or carousel. Share the flyer to explain the idea. Use the presentation and patient examples for a chapter discussion. Share the patient conversation sheet as a practical takeaway.

Keeping the explanation clear

The campaign concerns reform, rather than announcing new Wisconsin services. People can ask their pharmacy about care available now. A change in law would not automatically make every service available or covered by insurance.