Students Should Seize the Opportunity to Host Brown Bag Consults
May 8th 2021The current health care environment makes it challenging for student pharmacists to find ways to shine. But the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has given students the opportunity to assist pharmacists with new workflow issues and prioritize patient volume.
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Brown Bag Consult®: Patients With Multiple Myeloma Need Support Throughout Challenging Time
August 1st 2020As the most accessible member of the health care team, the pharmacist can provide patients with cancer with the information and support necessary to get through what might be the most challenging time of their lives.
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You Cannot Beat a Healthy Heart: How Brown Bagging Can Bring Clarity
December 17th 2018Brown bag consults can be essential educational and safety tools to measure and ensure quality care. By asking patients to bring in all their current medications, including OTC, mail-order, specialty, and herbal products, pharmacists can guarantee appropriate and up-to-date care.
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Dispensing Medications and Offering Vaccinations: How Brown Bagging Can Bring Clarity
October 3rd 2018Brown-bag consults can be essential educational and safety tools to measure and ensure quality care. By asking patients to bring in all their current medications, including OTC, mail-order, specialty, and herbal products, pharmacists can guarantee appropriate and up-to-date care.
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Combating Stress: How Brown Bagging Can Bring Clarity
June 26th 2018Brown bag consults can be essential educational and safety tools to measure and ensure quality care. By asking patients to bring in all their current medications, including OTC, mail-order, specialty, and herbal products, pharmacists can guarantee appropriate and up-to-date care.
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The Sickest Time of the Year: How Brown Bagging Can Bring Clarity
February 25th 2018Community-acquired pneumonia is a common and potentially serious illness, particularly in elderly patients and those with significant comorbidities. Prevention and early identification can have a positive impact on infected individuals, health care economics, and the community.
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