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Medication Use in Bariatric Surgery: Evaluation of Perioperative AdjustmentsA retrospective evaluation to assess whether medications for patients undergoing bariatric procedures are effectively optimized to ensure safe medication transitioning.
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Advocacy: An Essential Skill for the Modern Pharmacy StudentPeople have many reasons for wanting to become a pharmacist, ranging from personal encounters with pharmacists and witnessing experiences of friends and family members to stories they have read online about the profession.
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A Bright Future for Hospital PharmacyFor hospital pharmacies, the COVID-19 pandemic sparked an abrupt and intensive reevaluation of nearly every aspect of their operations.
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2010 Patient Advocate of the Year: Lisa Strucko2010 Patient Advocate of the Year Lisa Strucko makes patient care a top priority, expanding the clinical services of her pharmacy and counseling patients.
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Formulary Coverage for Antihypertensive Drugs Used in ChildrenDifferences in formulary coverage of antihypertensive medications for children between private and public insurance plans may impact physician prescribing practices and patient outcomes.
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Potential Gender Differences of Exenatide in Outpatients With Type 2 Diabetes MellitusIn outpatients with type 2 diabetes mellitus, persistent exenatide treatment lowered glycated hemoglobin and hyperglycemia in both genders. Waist circumference and body weight were more reduced in women.
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Hypertension: Promoting Adherence When a Condition Is "Silent"Educating patients about lifestyle changes, strict medication adherence, and home blood pressure monitoring can help them to avert complications from this often silent condition.
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How Will the Trump Administration Impact Specialty Pharmacy?The United States is in desperate need of an overhaul to the current health care system.
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Diabetes and Sodium-Glucose Cotransporter-2 InhibitorsDiabetes is a disease that affects a person's life each day by having a negative effect on quality of life and creating a financial burden for patients and families.
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Opioid Overdose and Naloxone Delivery Devices in the Community SettingAlthough naloxone delivery devices are proven to reduce opioid overdoses, challenges persist in increasing the use of these devices in the community setting.
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Utilization Impacts of New Oral Substitutes for Parenteral Cancer-Related TherapiesExamination of changes in utilization, dose adequacy, and duration associated with market entry of the oral chelator deferasirox as a potential substitute for parenteral deferoxamine.
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Management Q&A: The Health-System Pharmacy and Therapeutics CommitteeHow can a multisite health system create a system pharmacy and therapeutics committee (P & T) that is meaningful for its acute care hospitals and infusion centers?
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Medicare Part D Optimization: Potential Out-of-Pocket Savings Through Plan ReexaminationMedicare Part D plans can change their cost-sharing structure and formularies every year. As such, beneficiaries should annually reevaluate plan offerings to minimize their out-of-pocket costs.
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PharmD Students Cope With Transitions in the Wake of the COVID-19 PandemicThe COVID-19 pandemic rapidly pushed traditional face-to-face instruction within schools of pharmacy into a fully remote learning environment.
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Economic Outcomes of Warfarin Discontinuation Among Patients with Atrial FibrillationThis study seeks to determine the economic effects of warfarin discontinuation in patients with nonvalvular atrial fibrillation.
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It's the Patient, Stupid: The Center of Value-Driven CareCare delivery is shifting to models that reward patient engagement and ensure that their voices are heard by the health care team.
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Pharmacy Students Provide Assistance to Clinic in GhanaStudents at Cedarville University School of Pharmacy are helping out the Cedar Medical Clinic in Ghana by raising money for equipment and creating formularies.
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Atypical Antipsychotic-Induced Type 2 DiabetesPatients with schizophrenia and other disorders who take atypical antipsychotics should be monitored for an increased risk for diabetes.
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Understanding Predictors of Opioid Abuse: Predictive Model Development and ValidationThis study developed and tested predictive models of opioid abuse using Humana commercial membership data that were subsequently tested in the Truven commercial data set.
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Hub Services: Help or HindranceWith the evolution and growth of specialty pharmacies, so too did services provided by hubs and the places where they were situated.
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Outcomes of a Specialty Pharmacy Program for Oral Oncology MedicationsOur research focuses on the clinical and economic outcomes of patients receiving care from a payer-designated specialty pharmacy program compared with regular retail pharmacies.
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Italian Study Finds Cost of Migraine Treatment Higher for Women, ElderlyThe authors concluded that costs were significantly higher for women with migraines than men and that costs resulting from migraine treatment increased as the patients got older.
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Pharmacists Can Play Key Role in Drug RepurposingPharmacists should be aware of what drug repurposing is and how it occurs as due to the vast amount of opportunities that exist.
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Heeding the Warning of Childhood Obesity, a Major Health Threat to Our Youngest GenerationToday's youth risk becoming the first generation not to outlive their parents. It is not too late, however, to halt and reverse this trend.
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MTM Spotlights Pharmacy's Patient Counseling RolePharmacists are in the perfect position to influence patients and improve outcomes with medication therapy management.
