As exhibited by the annual Gallup poll, rising above other professions in ethics and honesty is a top priority for pharmacists.
Pharmacies would do well to adopt the principles of this institution’s successful, people-centered management style.
The agency is still vital to this country’s health and well-being.
Pharmacists should advise patients to be wary of counterfeit drugs being sold on the Internet and in foreign “drug stores.”
Medication cost is not the only factor that contributes to poor compliance and adherence.
The number of young children hospitalized or seen in the ER for ingesting a potentially toxic dose of medication has risen dramatically.
Pharmacists have actively answered the polls posted monthly on our Web site.
Pharmacy practice has transformed into a more clinical and patient-centered role.
Drug shortages have silently, but steadily, risen to critical levels.
Are the innovative services some stores are offering to attract customers appropriate to pharmacy's image?
Pharmacies are rated as one of the top three businesses in providing customer service.
Pharmacist consultation on patient compliance and adherence is the future of pharmacy and must be embraced now.
It’s becoming more difficult to distinguish patients who are abusing opioids from those who have legitimate chronic pain.
Pharmacists must be vigilant about enforcing HIPAA privacy regulations.
Retail pharmacies are targeted for theft because of their accessibility and inventory of narcotics.
A richly detailed new book provides insight into the intricacies of this complicated disease.
There are pitfalls to jumping from one pharmacy to another based on prescription cost alone.
Counterfeit medications are increasingly widespread, highly profitable, and dangerous.
Pharmacists should be aware of both the physical and emotional conditions of their patients.
Pharmacists worldwide are active participants in their countries’ health care systems.
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