Educating patients, providers improves acceptance, trust as number of approvals, indications grows
More than 80 pharmacy professionals helped 100 Rutgers pharmacy students practice their networking skills at a recent event that used a speed dating format.
Venous thromboembolism is a major cause of morbidity and mortality in the health system, and all patients should be assessed to determine their level of risk. The latest prophylactic treatment guidelines are presented here.
Among psoriasis patients initiated on oral nonbiologic or on biologic therapy, most patients undergo at least 1 therapy change within 4 months of treatment initiation.
Chat communication offers convenience and access to accurate clinical information.
For the busy person, the words 'meal prep' may be the last thing you want to hear. With this 3-Step Meal Prep, you can save time and minimize stress of cooking.
Follow up care with pulmonologist crucial to health outcomes.
This article discusses treatment options for this common condition and ways to decrease the risk of infection.
There are many benefits to adopting and integrating new technological methods for hosting pharmacy organization events.
Adoption of digital and focus on value set to transform current prior authorization processes.
As highly accessible health care professionals, pharmacists have the opportunity to improve medication adherence and health outcomes of patients with bipolar disorder.
At minimum, they should engage in compliance risks; financial opportunities; key advocacy efforts; and program resources, structure, and value.
Whether you are fresh out of school or a pharmacist with years of experience, chances that you are facing a 6-figure debt load from your education are pretty high.
An incidence-based model was developed to estimate the annual ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke–related healthcare costs to a hypothetical US health plan with 1 million enrollees.
The outcomes-based reimbursement law passed in 2016, but providers are still struggling to understand what it means for the bottom line.
After earning a Doctor of Pharmacy degree, pharmacists have many job options when selecting their future careers.
The opioid epidemic in the United States is a critical public health issue that requires a multi-stakeholder, multi-pronged approach to mitigate its devastating outcomes.
Avoiding COVID-19 battle fatigue requires intentional efforts by employees and supervisors.
The ideal way to treat patients is to make them a member of the team. The Grand-Aides program is an innovative workforce model that successfully uses each member to their maximum capacity.
When discussing pharmacogenetics in cardiology practice, it is almost obligatory to bring up clopidogrel.
A shortage of pharmacy technicians affects both hospitals and retail pharmacies and requires employers to focus on building a pipeline of job candidates who possess the skills they need.
Chronic pain has been defined by the International Association for the Study of Pain as pain that persists beyond the normal tissue healing time of 3 months, and it may be classified into 3 distinct categories: nociceptive, neuropathic, and a mixture of the two.
Going through rotations, students should focus on creating meaningful relationships, and always putting their best foot forward.
Prescribers and pharmacists in various clinical roles are often challenged when treating patients with comorbid chronic pain and end-stage renal disease (ESRD) or hemodialysis (HD). There is a dearth of clinical guidelines available for chronic pain management in this setting. Those selecting pharmacotherapy for patients must rely on clinical judgement, literature analysis and prudent decision making.