Studies pertaining to polypharmacy have been increasing over the last decade—yet, interventions aimed to prevent and manage polypharmacy are limited.
Samuel Breiner, PharmD candidate
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Articles by Samuel Breiner, PharmD candidate
A community pharmacy-based intervention program was utilized to enhance AET adherence.
A recent survey identified the most substantial barriers to routine monitoring and follow-up for diabetes patients.
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