Mike Hennessy Jr, Chairman and CEO

The efforts of pharmacists remain critical to the success of treatment outcomes.

Pharmacists can directly addressing health care disparities among socially disadvantaged and underserved communities.

Not only is burnout impacting pharmacists, but it also has unacceptable impacts on patients.

The APhA noted that burnout had been a problem in the pharmacy profession for a long time but had been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Beyond traditional employment paths, there are many fulfilling alternatives that pharmacy students can pursue.

A just culture safety science framework can help prevent medication errors.

As we head into March, things appear to be looking up on the COVID-19 front.

After almost 2 years of attending conferences virtually, the Pharmacy Times editorial team is getting back on the road again.

Pharmacy professionals certainly proved their value in 2021, with the pandemic showing that there has never been more of a need for the unique role.

Underserved populations with limited access to medical care continue to be disproportionately impacted by certain cancers.