This article is part of a series featuring ASHP’s pharmacy technician members and their valuable contributions to the profession. Check out ... [read more]
ONGOING NATIONAL DRUG SHORTAGES that are negatively impacting pharmacists’ ability to care for patients can seem like an overwhelming problem ... [read more]
It’s hard to believe that after the many deaths and illnesses associated with the alleged practices at the New England Compounding Center last ... [read more]
In the last 20 years, the ASHP House of Delegates has debated and passed important proposals like support for the entry-level Pharm.D., ... [read more]
I, LIKE MOST OF YOU, CONTINUE TO FOLLOW the news out of Framingham, Mass., as more is learned about the operations at the New England Compounding ... [read more]
Pharmacists Branching Out into New Models of Patient Care
LAST APRIL, THE PHARMACY DIRECTOR of a large, multi-hospital health system in the Midwest phoned Gloria Sachdev, Pharm.D., clinical assistant ... [read more]
RT @adampate_hepate: Great time hosting our @ASHPOfficial visiting leader this week in Jackson! lots of knowledge and passion for t… https://t.co/QOFkVFDC0l ... [read more],8 hours ago
Two pharmacists share their biggest take-aways from the Well-Being Ambassador Program in this recent ASHP InterSect… https://t.co/rBsEs7nDS7 ... [read more],8 hours ago
RT @UnitVisID: Want to know how #RFID-tagged medications are being implemented in the real world – the #benefits, #advantages, and… https://t.co/sZPoSPfj1q ... [read more],8 hours ago
.@nytimes reports, “The Biden administration announced it would seek to break up the network that has long run the… https://t.co/wyH2iVA2jy ... [read more],12 hours ago
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