Pharmacy Management

Olympic athlete Tabitha Peterson, PharmD, reveals how sports pharmacy helps athletes avoid antidoping risks, manage supplements safely, and stay competition-ready.

Analysis reveals critical price volatility patterns affecting pharmacy inventory management.

PharmD and Olympian Tabitha Peterson reveals how pharmacy analytics, teamwork, and constant learning fuel elite curling strategy and Olympic-level performance.

Build financial confidence by making strategic money decisions all year.

Pharmacists are trusted experts in medication management and clinical care who bring essential clinical expertise to PBM reform efforts.

It’s been building for quite a while, but the dam seems to be breaking, and the 2 themes seem to be transparency and fiduciary duty.

Look‑alike, soundalike drugs increase errors, but systems can prevent them.

Health systems coordinate pharmacy, payers, clinicians, labs, and electronic health record (EHR) teams to deliver ultra-high-cost gene therapies.

Early electronic health record (EHR) collaboration, scalable clinical infrastructure, and payer strategy planning are essential for pharmacists as cell and gene therapies expand across disease states.

Long-term care pharmacies optimize medication, vaccines, and safer therapies to boost patient care, cut risks, and navigate Medicare barriers.

A practical look at redesigning tasks and integrating artificial intelligence to improve efficiency and patient outcomes

Thrifty White’s experiences provide practical lessons from designing, training, and standardizing a full-system model.

Collaborative practice agreements expand pharmacists’ clinical authority and patient access.

Flexibility, priorities, and structure are just as important as your account balance.

Managing high-cost oncology therapies requires extensive cross-functional coordination, with pharmacists playing a central role.

Pharmacy technicians drive patient care through smart, tech-enabled inventory management.

Oncology pharmacists can advocate and communicate clearly to boost recognition, strengthen care teams, and improve cancer treatment outcomes.

See how prior authorization delays hit pharmacies first, and what state reforms—continuity rules, gold carding, ePA—can protect patient access.

Why smarter supply chain management protects patients and pharmacy operations

Neurology CPAs let pharmacists speed multiple sclerosis therapy, order labs and meds, cut delays, boost adherence, and expand collaborative care.

Insulin costs soar despite a century of use—see how PBMs, rebates, and new policies shape access, and what pharmacists can do.

With user expectations changing and the need to support patients throughout their entire treatment journey, growing technology-enabled communication allows pharmacists to build stronger relationships and go beyond prescription fill.

Collaborative practice agreements let pharmacists speed multiple sclerosis therapy starts, manage labs, and boost adherence—easing provider workload.

WADA tracks GLP-1s like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Zepbound at the Olympics as pharmacists weigh muscle-loss risks and sports pharmacy guidance.