Dylan DeCandia, PharmD Candidate

In the inpatient acute care setting, oncology pharmacists maximize return on investments of oncology products, produce optimal outcomes, and ensure that quality of care is consistent and safe.

Providers working in collaboration with pharmacists saw significantly more patients than providers who worked independently.

As pharmacists take on new responsibilities, researchers have been studying the effects of pharmacists on interprofessional care teams.

Immunoinformatics allows researchers to develop vaccines without microbial culturing, thus saving time and money.

Pharmacist interventions can provide patient-specific guidance to identify and solve problems with medication regimens to ensure optimal outcomes.