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“I've never met a pharmacist who didn't want to improve the health of the American people. That's what they're doing and will be doing well in the future,” Steven C. Anderson tells Pharmacy Times at NACDS TSE, August 12 through 14, 2023, San Diego, California.

The Community Leadership Award is presented to a pharmacy demonstrating community leadership and involvement, inspiring others, and going above and beyond to make their community a better place to live.

Experts Christina Madison, PharmD, FCCP, AAHIVP, and Joy Hoover, founder of Esōes Cosmetics, sat down to discuss how cosmetics can empower users of all genders.

Experts discuss the social determinants that can affect the rates of flu immunizations and strategies to boost immunization rates.

Chad Worz, PharmD, BCGP, FASCP, and the panel review the NUDGE-FLU Trial and discuss the study design, outcomes, and how similar nudges can be incorporated into practice.

Cost considerations for the rollout of new pneumococcal vaccines are discussed by a panel of medical experts.

Dr Schaffner underscores the significance of multidisciplinary teams in the effort to optimize vaccination rates for pneumococcal disease.

An expert panel reviews the signs of vaccine hesitancy and how pharmacists can address patient concerns.

The launch of adalimumab biosimilars are expected to affect spending in the immunology space.

Expert weighs in on the growth of specialty drug spending, particularly with drugs in immunology, neurology, and weight loss.

Pharmacists can improve patient access to both healthful foods and necessary medicines as a continuum of care in underserved communities.

Jennifer Chesak, author of The Psilocybin Handbook for Women, discusses how estrogen can affect binding at the serotonin receptor sites, causing psilocybin to impact women’s bodies differently.

With their closing thoughts, the panelists explore unmet needs in the landscape of adult RSV vaccination.

Key opinion leaders traverse the challenges associated with vaccine hesitancy.

Gretchen Garofoli, PharmD, an associate professor at the West Virginia School of Pharmacy, discusses the current recommendations for COVID-19, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and influenza vaccines and vaccine hesitancy.

Christina Madison, PharmD, FCCP, AAHIVP, discusses disparities in patient populations directly influencing limited access to appropriate treatment and preventative care.

Chad Worz, PharmD, BCGP, FASCP, discusses how vaccine hesitancy and misinformation about flu vaccines create barriers to annual flu immunizations.

Randy McDonough, PharmD, MS, BCGP, BCPS, FAPhA, discusses his experience with vaccine hesitancy and factors that may lead to it.

The significance of engaging patients and providing key educational points regarding pneumococcal vaccines is highlighted.

Electronic health record utilization and financial considerations for RSV vaccines in adults are overviewed by Drs Madison and Welch.

Dr Haumschild drives a discussion around what pharmacies and health care systems can expect from RSV infections in adult patient populations.

Drs Haumschild, Anderson, and Hinojosa provide their closing thoughts regarding treatment considerations for patients with RRMM.

Navigating treatment toxicities is paramount to achieving treatment goals in MM management.

Medical experts discuss clinical, social, and economic obstacles limiting pneumococcal vaccination efforts.

The panelists discuss the evolution of the pneumococcal vaccine landscape.

Experts discuss strategies that can be employed to communicate the significance of yearly flu vaccines to patients and improve patient- centered care offered by pharmacists.

A panel of experts review the criteria used to select a specific high-dose flu vaccine formulation for immunization.

Author of the book The Journey’s End discusses how extending life at all costs takes away time that patients could be spending with their families during the last moments of their life.

The medical experts discuss strategies to achieve treatment adherence.

Social determinants of health inhibit optimal impact of MM treatment.