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Is Pharmacy Going Green?Pharmacists are concerned about the proper disposal of medical waste, but is enough being done to be truly sustainable and green?
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Vaccine Collaboration: The Importance of Immunization PartnershipsVaccinations are among the most important preventive measures universally recommended by health authorities today.
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Droxidopa: Managing Neurogenic HypotensionThough clinically significant, NOH has had few treatment options.
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The Impact of 'Superutilizers' on Pharmacy SpendingPatients with multiple comorbid conditions siphon off a disproportionate share of health care dollars.
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A closer look at new FDA actionsMs. Domenici and Dr. Patel are both pharmacists at Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, Mass. Ms. Aiello is a sixth-year PharmD candidate from Massachusetts College of Pharmacy currently on clinical clerkship in the Investigational Drug Service at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
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Therapeutic and Subtherapeutic Dosing of Pregabalin: Medication Adherence, Healthcare Resource Utilization, and CostsTherapeutic and subtherapeutic doses of pregabalin were compared to ascertain differences in adherence, healthcare resource use, and cost between the cohorts.
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Punitive Damages Are Awarded Against Nursing HomeUnauthorized change in medication Is the subject of a case involving the death of an elderly patient.
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Evaluating Amantadine as a Potential Treatment for COVID-19Amantadine, a treatment that was originally used as an agent against influenza A, lost efficacy due to viral resistance.
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Free Drug Starter Programs Are Not All AlikeAlthough free drug starter programs are commonplace in the specialty pharmacy space, they vary widely in the marketplace.
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Chemotherapy and ObesityWhen giving antineoplastics to obese and morbidly obese patients, clinicians must be careful not to under- or overdose.
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Specialty Pharmacy: Where Patients are a Name, Not a NumberThe initial encounter between a patient and a specialty pharmacy is crucial to the long-term success of the partnership.
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Becoming a More Effective Pharmacy LeaderBeing effective may be the single most challenging tasks facing the pharmacy owner today.
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Reflections on the ASHP MidyearPharmacy Times Health-System Edition editor Stephen F. Eckel offers his thoughts on the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Midyear Clinical Meeting.
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Precision Medicine and the Pharmacist’s Role as a Trusted Counselor in Specialty PharmacyThe placement of clinical pharmacists at the nexus of functional pharmacogenomics and in specialty pharmacy care makes good sense.
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As More Seniors Turn to At-Home Care, CMS Must Recognize Medical At-Home Pharmacy ServicesNearly half of community pharmacies offer long-term care services and play a critical role in ensuring patients have immediate access to medications in long-term care settings.
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Consolidation: Reshaping Pharmacy and BeyondThere is a concern that mergers and acquisitions in the pharmacy space will lead to decreased competition and loose agreements between companies that will not drive significant outcomes.
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An Intermittent Reinforcement Platform to Increase Adherence to MedicationsAn automated reinforcement platform was shown to increase statin adherence by 34.6%.
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Adherence and Persistence of Bimatoprost in Prior Latanoprost UsersA new ophthalmic formulation of bimatoprost was found to improve adherence and persistence compared with the original formulation of bimatoprost.
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The Role of Hospital Pharmacists in Administering and Supporting Immunizations in Health SystemsVaccinations are a critical preventive vaccinations are a critical preventive health measure and are routinely recommended from an early age. Indeed, the first hepatitis B vaccine in the series can be administered within 12 to 24 hours of birth.
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Potential Gender Differences of Exenatide in Outpatients With Type 2 Diabetes MellitusIn outpatients with type 2 diabetes mellitus, persistent exenatide treatment lowered glycated hemoglobin and hyperglycemia in both genders. Waist circumference and body weight were more reduced in women.
