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]
Use #HAVhope on your social media accounts to share ideas for creating safer environments for workers and patients… https://t.co/My4KW6T12c ... [read more],3 hours ago
RT @ahahospitals: All forms of violence affect your community. Take a stand against workplace and community violence by joining force… https://t.co/TqbeRfU3z1 ... [read more],6 hours ago
RT @nytimes: The FDA on Wednesday approved Pfizer’s vaccine against the respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, for adults age 60 a… https://t.co/wYaOa8eqGl ... [read more],6 hours ago
RT @KPSanBernardino: Congratulations to our Anthony Godlewski, PharmD, CPEL, Area Pharmacy Director, who recently received the Certified… https://t.co/59H28EfEex ... [read more],6 hours ago
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