Pharmacy Management

The FDA intends to update opioid labels to highlight risks of addiction, overdose, and interactions, enhancing safety in pain management practices.

Selective reporting and underrepresentation distort biomedical evidence, affecting pharmacy practice

Explore pharmacy policy updates and insights for July 2025.

There is no established routine monitoring schedule, but close observation is critical.

Pharmacy technicians evolve into vital health care roles, enhancing patient care and operational efficiency through structured career advancement pathways.

The plan first addresses monoclonal antibodies but could eventually be applied to all compounds seeking FDA approval.

Pharmacy deserts can have far-reaching consequences, especially in rural and low-income communities.

Unused, unwanted, and expired medications pose a serious threat to both public health and the environment.

From vaccine drives and prescriber dinners to YouTube education and automated workflows, these pharmacy owners are finding innovative, hands-on ways to expand services, boost revenue, and stay connected to the communities they serve.

Kirollos S. Hanna, PharmD, BCPS, BCOP, FACCC, FAPO, discusses how oncology pharmacists can lead value-based care efforts under the Enhanced Oncology Model (EOM) by improving care coordination, managing costs, aligning with performance metrics, and leveraging clinical data systems to enhance patient outcomes.

Packed with CE sessions, interactive learning, expert insights, and a vibrant expo floor, McKesson ideaShare 2025 aims to equip independent pharmacists with the tools and strategies to elevate patient care and drive pharmacy innovation.

Explore how community pharmacies enhance care for diverse patients with disabilities, addressing barriers and improving accessibility in pharmacy services.

As summer heats up, pharmacists can provide travel vaccines and other recommendations.

In March, Utah became the first state to completely ban fluoridation.

Failure to quickly notify patients could result in significant harm.

Hospitals and health systems proactively monitor and manage data accuracy with third-party administrators to maintain 340B program compliance and maximize benefits for vulnerable patient populations.

Step up and speak out to break down barriers to health care and address social determinants of health.

Yes. But that doesn’t tell the whole story.

Retail pharmacies are undergoing a meaningful transformation into accessible, community-based health care hubs by expanding clinical services, embracing value-based care, and addressing gaps in access, technology, and reimbursement.

Pharmacists lead the charge in implementing advanced therapeutics, navigating complex challenges and shaping the future of health care innovation.

Pharmacists navigate reimbursement challenges while advocating for legislative support and innovative models to enhance patient care and financial sustainability.

New products are poised to aid pharmacists in proper counting of inventory to prevent medication errors.

The pharmacy is proud to be community focused and patient centered.

Pharmacists can counsel patients and educate the health care team about the risks of pharmacologically caused illnesses.

These directives are typically used to shape federal agencies and manage employees in the executive branch.

Counseling for behavior change helps patients understand the importance of their medications and make positive changes.

Advocacy fosters professional development, creates better working conditions, and enhances patient care.

Pharmacy staff can be instrumental members of shortage management teams.