March 2023

Pharmacists respond to questions about supplementation and and smoking cessation for heart health.

Pharmacists respond to questions about birth control.

Products include an as needed treatment for bronchoconstriction and a treatment for Alzheimer disease.

Pharmacists need food too, you know.

Products include multivitamin gummies and a superfood supplement.

Eflapegrastim-xnst subcutaneous injection (Rolvedon) reduces infections related to febrile neutropenia in adults with nonmyeloid malignant tumors who are being treated with certain anticancer drugs.

Products include a new NSAID and an oral solution for depression.

Keeping a finger on the technician community's pulse is imperative to support pharmacies' needs.

Pharmacists on duty decline to dispense the medication to manage COVID-19, raising question about self-determination.

Imminent March, April expiration dates indicate changes are on the horizon for pharmacy services.

Products include oral suspension for gout and tablets that prevent low carnitine levels in the blood.

Services include adherence assessments, health screenings, medication reconciliation, vaccine administration.

New access laws allow pharmacists to establish standing orders with specific physicians or follow blanket, statewide protocols.

Clinical decision support, packaging changes can help stop errors related to the HIV medication.

Staff members, especially immunizers, should look at every encounter as an opportunity to educate, support patients.

Educate patients about the use of nonprescription products for digestive issues, and encourage them to seek further medical care when warrented.

In the third part of the series, we further explore the factors that contribute to overall happiness in a position.

Few Americans' diets meet the FDA's dietary guidelines; minerals and vitamins can pick up the slack to contribute to digestive health.

Just a few short years ago there was a pharmacist glut; is there really a shortage now, or is a deeper labor market contortion occurring?

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