Authors


Charles Verduzco, PharmD; Avery Hassey, PharmD; Lynn Huynh, PharmD; Shruti Thompson, PharmD, BCACP; Corey Finnell, PharmD, BCPS, BCCCP

Latest:

Pharmacist-led Post-Cardiovascular Surgery Outpatient Glycemic Management

Pharmacist-led post-cardiovascular surgery outpatient glycemic management services help reduce hospital readmissions and sternal wound infections in patients with uncontrolled diabetes who recently underwent an interventional cardiology procedure.


Samuel C.R. Sherratt

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Fish Oil Supplements are Widely Promoted for Heart Health, But is it Justified?

It is important for pharmacists to educate patients, especially those with cardiovascular risks, about the differences between fish oil supplements and prescription n3-FAs products.


Denali Cahoon

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Pharmacists are Overworked, Frustrated, and Unintentionally Absent from Patient Care: It’s Time to Rightsize the Role

Specialty pharmacists—those caring for patients with serious, sometimes life-threatening conditions such as cancer or rheumatologic disease—are not immune from the ongoing labor crisis.


Thomas E. Hanzel, PharmD

Latest:

Pharmacy Automation Is Critical to Win the Fight Against COVID-19

Technology is key in supporting and freeing up time for pharmacists to meet vaccination efforts and increased demands in providing community care.


Kat Irani

Latest:

December Interactive Case Studies

Cases address anticoagulants and medication administration.


Samantha Odem, PharmD

Latest:

The Role of Pharmacists and Prescription Monitoring Programs in Stemming the Opioid Epidemic

Pharmacists can be instrumental in reducing the main challenges in opioid use disorder—namely supply, demand, and harm.


Aaron Steele, PharmD, BCOP

Latest:

Making Residency Research Projects Patient Centered: How Retrospective Research Can Significantly Impact Cancer Care

Through recognizing the importance of research in the scope of pharmacy practice by national pharmacy organizations, research can become a prominent role and responsibility of pharmacy.


Marvin M. Agyeben, PharmD Candidate

Latest:

Working to Increase Minority Representation in Pharmacy and Provide Care to Underserved Communities

Like most of us who pursue a career in health care, I want to help as many people as I can. I also want to continue to advocate for underrepresented minorities who would like a career in the field.


Jessica Daley, PharmD

Latest:

Here Are 4 Trends to Watch in 2022

Drug shortages, infrastructure and wholesaler challenges will be the backdrops of the pharmacy landscape this year.


Raymond Lorenz, PharmD, BCPP

Latest:

The Pharmacogenomics Data Are In So Why Is Adoption Still Lagging?

Pharmacogenomics is gaining support in mental health and polypharmacy, where the data make a strong case for improvements in clinical and economic outcomes.


Kyu Rhee, MD, MPP

Latest:

Here’s to Our Local Heroes: America’s Pharmacists

We owe it to our seniors to listen to their needs and ensure pharmacists have the support they need to continue to play a vital role in our communities as frontline providers of essential health care.



Alexis Horace, PharmD, BCACP, AAHIVP

Latest:

Targeted Therapy Allows Patients to Live With CML

Precise, more potent therapy can offer reduced toxicity.


Raquel T. Khanoyan, PharmD Candidate

Latest:

When to Call, When to Counsel: Serotonin Syndrome

The symptoms of serotonin syndrome often include autonomic dysfunction, neuromuscular excitation, and altered mental status.


Courtney M. Barkoff, PharmD

Latest:

Clinical Overview: Serotonin Syndrome

Serotonin syndrome generally occurs within 6 hours of a change in dose or addition of medication.


Sarah Dean, PharmD Candidate

Latest:

How Pharmacy Curricula Should Adjust to Abortion Legislature

Curricula should require comprehensive training for providing contraceptive care, helping students perform duties confidently and competently.


Thuy Nguyen, PharmD

Latest:

Brown Bag Consult®: Melanoma

Melanoma is responsible for 80% of skin cancer deaths.


Laura E. Licari, PharmD; and Sally Rafie, PharmD

Latest:

Illinois Working on Expanding Access to Contraception for Women

The Illinois legislature is considering pending legislation that would allow pharmacists to provide contraception directly to women.



Hans Morefield

Latest:

There Remain Startling Health Inequities in the Treatment of Substance Use Disorder

Substance use disorder is a significant social, economic, and public health crisis, with far too few individuals receiving the treatment they need, particularly among communities of color.


Madison Clark, PharmD Student Class of 2022

Latest:

COVID-19 Has Devastating Effects for Patients Suffering From COPD

While the prevalence of COVID-19 in patients with COPD is relatively low, those who are infected with the virus experience more severe symptoms than those without COPD.


Jana Kay Lacanlale, PharmD Candidate

Latest:

Notable Revisions in Diabetes Treatment According to ADA Guidelines

American Diabetes Association updates recommendations regarding SGLT-2 inhibitors, GLP-1 RA, and finerenone for cardiovascular and renal comorbidities.


Kelsey Jensen, PharmD, BCPS, BCIDP (SIDP)

Latest:

Outpatient ASPs Are Worth the Journey

Developing an antimicrobial stewardship program is arduous but valuable; commitment from leadership is the first step.


James Palatine, RPh, MBA

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Oncology Pharmacists Bring Value and Contribute to Cancer Care

Oncology pharmacists are as diverse as the cancers they manage and have key roles in the following areas of the cancer care continuum.


Emmeline Paintsil, PharmD, MSLD, BCPS

Latest:

Community Pharmacists and Technicians: Impacting Public Health One Service at a Time

Community-based pharmacy services are reaching new heights as pharmacists and pharmacy technicians are able to have a larger impact on patient care than ever before.


Sotirios Stergiopoulos, MD, BCMAS

Latest:

Board Certification for Medical Science Liaisons: Implications for the Pharmaceutical Industry

More than ever, confidence in objective, science-based data about therapeutics, such as the COVID-19 vaccine and other health care services, is a shared imperative across the pharmaceutical industry, health care communities, and the American public.


Gianna Peeler, PharmD

Latest:

How Pharmacists Can Help Address Health Disparities Among Asian Americans

According to the US Department of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health, Asian Americans are 40% more likely to be diagnosed with diabetes and 60% more likely to be diagnosed with renal disease compared to non-Hispanic whites.


Becci Roetman, CPhT Inventory Specialist

Latest:

Inventory Specialist Can Be a Challenging but Rewarding Role for Pharmacy Technicians

After years of seeking the right position, one technician combines her passions and skills as an inventory specialist


Brian S. Smith

Latest:

New Analysis Associates Integrated Specialty Pharmacy With Lower Total Cost of Care

Health systems individually have struggled to demonstrate improvements to total cost of care because, without data about patients they do not serve, they cannot define a comparison group.


Stephen Albert Johnston, PhD

Latest:

Cancer Vaccine Trials With Canines May Benefit Cancer Prevention in Humans

The clinical trial success in canines may have broader implications for applicability.

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