Authors


Rosalba Salgado, Doctor of Pharmacy Candidate

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Zooming Through the Pandemic: NSU Virtual AMCP Student Chapter

There are many benefits to adopting and integrating new technological methods for hosting pharmacy organization events.


Jill Drury, PharmD, BCOP

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Brown Bag Consult®: Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia

A patient with CLL relies on his pharmacy team for support.


Tara L. Purvis, PharmD, BCPP

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Outpatient Adherence to Risperidone Long-Acting Injection Following Discharge From a State Psychiatric Hospital

Adherence to risperidone long-acting injection (RLAI) therapy in the outpatient setting was poor. Degree of discharge planning from inpatient hospitalization was not associated with RLAI adherence.


David Zgarrick, RPh, PhD, FAPhA

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Advancing Multistate Licensure Is Vital in Telehealth Era

But meeting regulatory requirements may entail a great deal of financial expertise and time.



Ann-Chee Cheng, PharmD

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Antimicrobial Stewardship Targets in Community-Acquired Pneumonia

Antimicrobial stewardship programs (ASPs) are often tasked with addressing a wide scope of antimicrobial misuse with limited resources.


Samuel Grossman, BSPharm, PharmD, CDE

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Diabetes Specialized Medication Therapy Management

The impact of the community pharmacist on insulin therapy is explored.


Ryan Atkinson, PharmD, MBA

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Enterprise Collaborations Help Meet Challenges

Community Health Network of Indianapolis and Walgreens are leveraging each other’s strengths to design and implement programs.


Jeannette Y. Wick, RPh, MBA, FASCPn

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Conversation: A Powerful Motivator to Get More People Vaccinated

Despite universal recommendations for clinicians to routinely immunize 11-to-12 year olds against human papillomavirus (HPV), Healthy People 2020 reports that only 28% of girls and 7% of boys complete the series.


Kyle Wytas

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Interactives: Case Studies (October 2020)

Two interactive case studies for the October 2020 issue of Pharmacy Times.


Michelle Sahr, PharmD

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Hepatitis B Virus: Who Is at Risk, and What Can We Do?

The hepatitis B virus (HBV) is spread through contact with infected blood or bodily fluids, usually passing into a host via damaged skin (eg, lesions, needlesticks) or mucous membranes, such as the eyes or genitalia.


Lindsey Hunt, PharmD, BCPS

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A Call to Action for Evidence-based, Outcomes-driven Conflict Management Styles

With expanding pharmacy practice, it is time to explore conflict management, and its necessity in this current climate.


Nazan Artun PhD, RPh

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Does Prioritizing Self-Care Mean Betraying Your Patient Care?

According to the results of a nationwide survey conducted among clinical pharmacists, too many working hours is the major factor causing burnout, followed by inadequate management.


Carmen Russell, PharmD, BCPS

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Breaking Through Breakthrough Cancer Pain

Breakthrough pain estimates vary, but as many as 50% of patients diagnosed with cancer and chronic pain have pain levels that are not adequately controlled


John F. Trowbridge, MD, CPE

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Redesigning Heart Failure Management to Optimize Patient and System Outcomes

This article reviews current drug therapies for heart failure and therapy integration into a patient care framework improving patient adherence, quality of life, and decreased risk of readmission to acute care facilities.


Sashidhar Yadalam, PhD

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Impact of Hyaluronic Acid Injections on Pain Management Medications Utilization

This study assessed the impact of initiating hyaluronic acid injections on pain management pharmacotherapies utilization patterns in patients with knee osteoarthritis.


Robert DaSilva, RPh

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Drivers of Change in Pharmacy Benefit Management

Executive-level pharmacy leaders in US managed care organizations identify how healthcare reform is driving changes in pharmacy benefit management.


Janice L. Stumpf, PharmD

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The Implications of Antibiotic Overuse Warrant Attention to Guidelines

Up to half of antibiotics prescribed in the United States may be unnecessary, leading to avoidable adverse events and development of antibiotic resistance and attendant costs.


Beatriz Manzor Mitrzyk, PharmD, BCPS

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Guidance on the Effective Use of SAMe

This Continuing Education activity has been supported by an educational grant from Nature Made Nutritional Products.


Jessica Langley, Executive Director of Education

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Pharmacy Chaos: The Necessary Support is Standing Right Beside The Pharmacist

There is countless research that highlights the skills and value technicians provide as pharmacy support staff.


Ken Fagerman, RPh, MM

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Discarding Narcotics: Down the Drain or Another Option?

In this article I hope to open a discussion on the current “wasting” of narcotics by purposely disposing in sink drains.


Loren M. Kirk, PharmD

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The Role of Quality Measurement in Closing Gaps in Immunization Care

The National Quality Strategy aligns the health care community in efforts to improve the quality of health care delivery.




Nathan R. Rustay, PhD

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Cost-Effectiveness of Extended-Release Carbidopa-Levodopa for Advanced Parkinson's Disease

Existing levodopa therapies for Parkinson’s disease often provide inadequate symptom control after prolonged treatment. This study assessed the cost-effectiveness of an extended-release carbidopa-levodopa formulation (IPX066).



Briyce Lyndum

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Why Pharmacists Have Begun Embracing Functional Medicine

Functional medicine has grown in popularity throughout the years because of how it helped many patients live a better quality of life.



Jack Vinciguerra, PharmD Candidate

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Case Studies (May 2017)

What should these pharmacists do?


Ruta V. Sawant, MS

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Medicare Part D Insulin Tiering Change: Impact on Health Outcomes

This study explores the impact of a Medicare Part D formulary tier change, specifically with respect to branded insulin products, on insulin adherence, hemoglobin A1C, and diabetes-related events in elderly diabetic beneficiaries strategies for selection of appropriate and cost-effective therapy will also be discussed.