Drug Shortages in Community Oncology: Ensuring Access to Chemotherapy
Persistent chemotherapy drug shortages challenge oncology providers. American Oncology Network employs a drug shortage committee for organized shortage management that involves pharmacists and interdisciplinary stakeholders.
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Growing Use of Herbal Medicine in Cancer Patients Highlights Risks, Communication Gaps
June 16th 2024As patients take more proactive roles in their health, they may feel too intimidated to discuss herbal medicinal use with their providers or may be unaware of potential interactions with their drug therapies.
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Covalent BTK Inhibitors: A Review of the Evidence in Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
This article provides an overview of data supporting the utility of covalent Bruton tyrosine kinase inhibitors in chronic lymphocytic leukemia and details important considerations when choosing among agents.
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Implications for Pharmacies Navigating Shared Clinical Decision-Making in Vaccination
June 13th 2024The SCDM model demands more than the traditional roles assigned to pharmacists, requiring an enhanced level of patient engagement, medical knowledge, and legal authority to implement effectively
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Public Health Matters Video: Generative AI and the Future of Pharmacy
June 13th 2024Tune into this episode of “Public Health Matters” to hear Dr. Bolu Oladini’s unconventional journey within pharmacy, his passion for mental health, and how artificial intelligence is beginning to be integrated into health care and everyday life.
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Understanding Depression: Risk Factors and Evolving Treatments
June 13th 2024At ASHP Pharmacy Futures 2024, Mei T. Liu, PharmD, BCPP, highlights the global prevalence and multifaceted nature of depression, its bidirectional relationship with medical conditions, and the need for diverse, evidence-based treatment options.
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Hepatitis C: Addressing the ‘Silent Syndemic’ and Improving Access to Care
June 12th 2024Lindsey P. Sheehan, PharmD, MPA, MBA, discusses ongoing challenges of diagnosing and treating hepatitis C, emphasizing its increased incidence among younger populations and ongoing low rates of diagnosis.
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