The crucial role of self-care pharmacy practice requires that pharmacists develop a robust understanding of the implications of the current and proposed regulatory changes for nonprescription drugs.
Martha M. Rumore, PharmD, JD, LLM, FAPhA
Advertisement
Articles by Martha M. Rumore, PharmD, JD, LLM, FAPhA
An overview of the landmark Medicare Part D program 3 years since its inception, with guidance for pharmacists on how new provisions in the 2008 Medicare Act will affect their practice.
Advertisement
Latest Updated Articles
Nonprescription Drug and Cosmetic Regulatory Overhaul: What Pharmacists Need to KnowPublished: April 24th 2023 | Updated:
- New Law Brings Changes to Medicare Part D
Published: January 1st 2009 | Updated:
Advertisement
Advertisement
Trending on Pharmacy Times
1
Mind the Gap: Pharmacy’s Future as AI Evolves in Health Care
2
Inhaled Insulin Demonstrates Comparable Safety, Lung Function, and Efficacy to Injectable Insulin in Type 1 Diabetes
3
Pharmacists Are Essential Partners in Modern Disease Management and Immunization Efforts
4
From $200,000 in Student Loan Debt to Becoming a 7-Figure Pharmacist
5
