Authors


Brenda Jensen, CPHT, CNMT, MBA

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USP Recommends Medical Surveillance

Those who handle hazardous drugs on a regular basis should follow steps to minimize exposure.


Jaclyn Chessher, PharmD

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Protein S Deficiency

Protein S deficiency is a type of inherited thrombophilia associated with increased risk of venous thromboembolism.


Martha M. Rumore, PharmD, JD, LLM, FAPhA

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Nonprescription Drug and Cosmetic Regulatory Overhaul: What Pharmacists Need to Know

The crucial role of self-care pharmacy practice requires that pharmacists develop a robust understanding of the implications of the current and proposed regulatory changes for nonprescription drugs.


Rebekah Wahking, PharmD,MBA Candidate

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Balancing Prescription Safety and Cost

Pharmacists in the Chicago area feel “overwhelmed” and “pressured” to meet demands and quotas.


Craig I. Coleman, Pharm

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Case Studies (June 2016)

What should these pharmacists do?


Dave Dixon, PharmD, BCPS, CPP

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Successful Collaborative Care Strategies for Pharmacists

The panel concludes its discussion with insights on successful strategies that can inform optimal collaborative care practices for cardiovascular risk reduction in patients with ASCVD.


Marc M. Boutin

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A MODDERN Answer to Meeting Unmet Medical Needs

Congress needs to take the necessary courageous steps to remove barriers to the development of promising treatments that will meet patients’ medical needs.


Ernesto Kahan, MD, MPH

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Presenting Prescribing Data to Primary Care Physicians to Explain Nonadherence to Acute Cystitis Treatment Guidelines

Nominal group technique reinforced with electronic voting technology to stimulate conversation is a feasible technique for conducting focus groups with primary care physicians.


Laura Janota

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Innovations in Education

Roosevelt University College of Pharmacy offers a unique 3-year program with state-of-the-art facilities.


Stacey N. Caponi, PharmD Candidate 2013

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The Importance of Mentoring

Pharmacy students need to understand the value of mentoring and seek a quality mentor while still in school. Here are some guidelines for establishing this vital support system.




Joey McLaughlin, BSPharm

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A Fork in the Road: The Community Pharmacy Perspective

The particular skill set of the pharmacist is more fully utilized when the quality of care provided is valued over the quantity of prescriptions filled.



Joseph C. Cappelleri, PhD

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Pregabalin Prior Authorization and Potential Medication-Medication and Medication-Condition Interactions

This study of patients treated with pregabalin or duloxetine found that pregabalin prior authorization policies were associated with increased exposure to potential medication-medication and medication-condition interactions.


Kerin B. Adelson, MD

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Cancer Therapeutic Clinical Trials Supporting FDA Approval and Compendia Inclusion

Evidentiary standards for new or supplementary cancer therapeutic indication approvals by the FDA are consistent with off-label indication inclusions on Medicare-referenced compendia.


Truong Vu, PharmD Candidate

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New Antimicrobials Expand Treatment Options

Eravacycline, Omadacycline, Plazomicin, and a Rifamycin Add to the Armamentarium for Treating Resistant Infections


Emily Uebbing, PharmD

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Pharmacists Can Help Assess New FDA-Approved IV Opioid

Oliceridine (Olinvyk) expands options for managing moderate to severe acute pain, but cost, drug-drug interactions, and other factors come into play.




Fuller Currie, Allison Field

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The Impact of Coronavirus on Pharmacy Students Beginning APPE Rotations

Student pharmacists across the country have had to adjust their expectations of what P4 year will look like.


Jennifer Barrett, Assistant Editor

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Novel Drug May Help Reduce Tumor Growth, Slow Progression of Liver Cancer

Researchers have developed a novel peptide drug called FFW that could potentially reduce tumor growth and slow progression of liver cancer.


Katelyn Yamartino, PharmD

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Utilizing Pharmacogenomics Information to Guide AML Treatment

There are specific treatment options patients may qualify for depending on the cytogenetic or molecular abnormality detected.



Wayne Kuznar

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First-in-Class Immunotoxin Shows Durable Response in Hairy Cell Leukemia

Moxetumomab pasudotox is a nonchemotherapeutic drug that could become the standard of care for patients with relapsed/refractory hairy cell leukemia.


Maryann Dowd, RPh

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Challenges in Brand Strategies for Tweener Products

The best patient and provider experience will result in a coordination of efforts across the channel continuum.


Amanda DeMarzo, PharmD, MBA, PACS

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Pharmacy Residency Is Not the End-All-Be-All for Pharmacy Students

Although a residency is beneficial for traditional career paths, a career can be more than working inside a pharmacy.


Janet Kingsley-Chiong, PharmD, BCGP, RPh, MTM Certified

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Weave Pharmacogenomics Drug-Gene Interactions Into MTM

Keep a critical eye on whether precautions should be taken or a change in therapy is warranted.


Ahmed Ragab, BS

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Increases in Utilization Management of Oncology Medicines by US Payers

Recent increases in the number of therapies indicated for a given oncology subtype has resulted in heightened utilization management stringency.