? AS WE GREET THE NEW YEAR, I have to admit that, in some ways, I am glad that 2009 is behind us. It was a year of unprecedented economic ... [read more]
THIS ISSUE’S COVER STORY highlights the ways in which health care reform may impact pharmacists in their day-to-day work. It is truly an ... [read more]
THE RISING PREVALENCE across the country of infectious diseases in patients who visit emergency departments (EDs) remains one of the biggest ... [read more]
What lead to the pilot project at Providence in 2004? In 1994, Roger Woolf, pharmacy director at Virginia Mason Medical Center in Spokane, ... [read more]
IN ITS NEW SET OF SAFE PRACTICES, the National Quality Forum is championing the need for pharmacists’ leadership in medication management, an ... [read more]
Pharmacists Struggle to Keep Up, But Also See New Opportunities For Leadership
HOSPITAL AND HEALTH-SYSTEM PHARMACISTS around the country are struggling to keep up with demands being put on emergency rooms by increasing ... [read more]
Three organizations participated in a yearlong Pharmacogenomics Accelerator program developed by ASHP and the Unive… https://t.co/wMDDMlTeoS ... [read more],5 hours ago
RT @VCUPharmacy: Gawish named Healthcare Policy Fellow: The @VCU-based ACCP-ASHP-VCU fellowship — the only one of its kind in the U.… https://t.co/2oSFaDiYyl ... [read more],6 hours ago
RT @TSHP_org: @ASHPOfficial has an on-demand educational opportunity, “Safely Managing Our Patients’ Pain: An Opioid Analgesic RE… https://t.co/cntmisV5KQ ... [read more],6 hours ago
ASHP thanks @SenStabenow and @SenatorBaldwin for cosponsoring S. 1491, the Pharmacy and Medically Underserved Areas… https://t.co/EWLCVNidul ... [read more],8 hours ago
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