U.S. Pharmacist Community Connection
December 2018

Improve Critical Clinical Trial Participation—and Bottom Line

No one knows the importance of understanding the efficacy and side effects of new medications better than pharmacists, making them singularly suited to involvement in clinical trials. With two-thirds of recent clinical trials failing to meet recruitment goals on time, pharmacists offer a valuable resource for pharmaceutical companies and clinical research organizations trying to enroll patients in new studies. Read more.

 
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Diabetes Services: a Sweet Spot for Pharmacists

One in 10 Americans has diabetes, and that number is expected to rise sharply over the coming decade. As the healthcare professionals who see these patients the most often, pharmacists can improve care for this sizable population and increase revenues by offering diabetes-related services and supplies. Helping at-risk patients keep from developing diabetes provides opportunities, too. Read more.

Screening Programs Improve Patient and Pharmacy Health

With ever-tighter margins squeezing pharmacies, increasing productivity and decreasing the costs associated with filling prescriptions have become critical ingredients to success. An informed examination of workflow in the pharmacy, combined with well-considered metrics, can markedly improve prescription fill times, reduce the wear on pharmacy staff, and cut costs. Start with these tips. Read more.


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