Authors


Jeffrey Hull, RPh

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Five Technology Trends: Changing Pharmacy Practice Today and Tomorrow

HIT creates value for pharmacies and opportunities for pharmacists to use their professional skills in innovative ways in today's evolving value-based care systems.


Lindsey B. Amerine, PharmD, MS, BCPS

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Strategies to Overcome the Readmission Crisis in Health Systems

Health care is in the midst of a transformation in which health care providers are increasingly being paid for value provided rather than per service.


Barbara Rapchak, Founder of eMedonline

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Smartphones and Social Media: Transforming Health Care

Leverage mobile technology to make the delivery of health care easy, low in cost, and comfortable for the patient.


Adam Remick, PharmD

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Thiamine and Magnesium in Obesity: A Possible Factor in Disease Prevention and Co-Treatment

A recent systematic review has shed light on increased glucose intake in the modern diet and the effects on mechanisms in the body.




Melvin D. Mann, MBA, MEd

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Patient-Provider Communication: Shared Decision-Making Enhances Care

Effective patient-provider communication is critical to the healing process and it begins the moment the patient makes contact with the staff and continues even after the patient fills his prescription at the pharmacy.



Elizabeth A. Chester, PharmD, MPH, BCPS

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Telepharmacy and Its Impact on Formulary Adherence

Telepharmacy is comparable to usual care in transitioning members new to an HMO onto formulary medications.


John M. Dopp, PharmD, MS

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In the Wake of Progress: Improving Clinical and Pharmacoeconomic Outcomes in the Management of Narcolepsy

This CE activity will cover the clinical symptoms and pathophysiology of narcolepsy while addressing the economic and social burdens of this disease. A treatment monitoring plan and multidisciplinary strategies for selection of appropriate and cost-effective therapy will also be discussed.


Elizabeth DeMoss

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Restore Hope Through Pharmacy Services

Now, more than ever, is the time that nurses, pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and physicians can help those who need access to life-saving medicines, and Dispensary of Hope is a resource.


Whit Moose, Moose Pharmacy

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2010 Green Pharmacist of the Year: Whit Moose

For Whit Moose, living and working green comes naturally. This made him an excellent choice to win 2010 Green Pharmacist of the Year.



David Kim, PharmD

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Help Minimize Oral Pain

In the United States, it is estimated that 34 million school hours and $45 billion are lost each year to unplanned dental care.


Lucia Rose, PharmD

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New HHS Regulations Expand Pharmacists’ Role in Childhood Immunizations

When children miss routine vaccinations, it poses a major public health threat for increased outbreaks of preventable diseases.


Katharine Lundy, 2018 PharmD Candidate

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What Pharmacy Students Need to Know about MTM

Medication therapy management has become an important buzzword in the world of pharmacy.


Virginia Strootman, RN, MS, CRNI

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Self-Administration of Intravenous Medications

With proper instruction from specialty infusion therapy providers, self-administration in the home setting is a feasible option for many patients and can greatly improve quality of life.


Ashley E. Glode, PharmD, BCOP

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Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors in Head and Neck Cancers Offer Different Treatment Approaches

Guidelines indicate that there are a number of treatment options for head and neck cancers.


Nicole Hodgdon, PharmD Candidate

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Case Studies (December 2015)

What should these pharmacists do?


Lynnae M. Mahaney, BSPharm, MBA, FASHP

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The Accreditation Difference: Excellence in Specialty Pharmacy Patient Care

Pharmacy accreditation programs can improve health care by providing standards by which to evaluate the quality of patient care services and by setting requirements for patient consultation, education, and documentation.


Niels Erik Hansen, PhD

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How Automated Compounding Can Reduce Hospital Costs

The $200 million fund created to compensate victims of the 2012 meningitis outbreak tied to tainted drugs is an extreme example of how expensive compounding errors can be.


Klas Bergenheim, PhD

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US Cost-Effectiveness of Saxagliptin in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

Saxagliptin, in combination with metformin, provides a durable, well-tolerated, and cost-effective treatment option for patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus, from a US payer perspective.


Rob Brown

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Driving Affordability, Patient Experience Across Practice Settings

More than 25% of US patients have not filled a prescription or have reduced their prescribed dose because of high costs.



Roger On, MD

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Help Patients Manage Hypertension

High blood pressure reduces heart function and worsens comorbidities such as diabetes, kidney disease, and vascular disorders.


Jinesh John, PharmD

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Precision Medicine and the Pharmacist’s Role as a Trusted Counselor in Specialty Pharmacy

The placement of clinical pharmacists at the nexus of functional pharmacogenomics and in specialty pharmacy care makes good sense.


Jessica Andrews, 2017 PharmD candidate

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Palliative Care: The Role of the Pharmacist

Pharmacists are essential in developing an individualized treatment regimen for each patient.



Alex Stanley, PharmD candidate

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To D or Not to D: That Is the Question

Vitamin D encompasses a group of fatsoluble secosterols that are found in certain foods and supplements and can also be produced when synthesis of vitamin D is triggered after the sun’s ultraviolet rays touch skin.


Kea Turner, PhD, MPH, MA

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Local Health Care Partnerships Are Strongly Associated With Successful Enhanced Community Pharmacy Services

Incorporating community pharmacists into team-based care models is recommended as a strategy for improving health care access and quality while reducing health care costs.