Pharmacy Management

The rationale for vaccine-related policy changes is lacking.

Legislative efforts aim to improve oncology medication access, addressing transportation barriers and advocating for mail delivery from cancer clinics.

Employers are facing higher costs and employees higher premiums as 340B’s growth drives lost rebates and rising drug prices.

Expert emphasizes the need for stronger transparency and patient definitions in the 340B program.

An expert shares how 340B puts independent pharmacies at a competitive disadvantage.

The law has support from patients, health care providers, pharmacists, and the largest health insurance provider in the state.

In pharmacy, this model encourages taking responsibility and the open reporting of errors and near-misses without fear of punishment.

Pharmacists explore kratom's potential benefits and risks, emphasizing the need for education on its effects, safety, and patient guidance.

Scott A. Soefje, PharmD, MBA, BCOP, FCCP, FHOPA, discusses how Medicaid payment changes could impact rural hospitals and local pharmacies, noting the importance of pharmacists staying involved as the situation develops.

From admission to discharge and beyond, pharmacists reduce medication errors, improve adherence, and prevent costly readmissions.

Alabama's new law boosts independent pharmacies by ensuring fair PBM reimbursements, while Nevada sets a precedent for expanding pharmacist health care roles.

The FDA intends to update opioid labels to highlight risks of addiction, overdose, and interactions, enhancing safety in pain management practices.

Two pharmacy leaders at UNC Health share how their distinct yet complementary leadership journeys and skill sets are driving innovation in clinical practice, education, and team development across the health system.

LeAnne Kennedy, PharmD, BCOP, CPP, FHOPA, FASTCT, discusses the collaborative culture, research opportunities, and leadership pathways that define oncology pharmacy practice at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist, while emphasizing the importance of advocacy and visibility for the profession.

Selective reporting and underrepresentation distort biomedical evidence, affecting pharmacy practice

Explore pharmacy policy updates and insights for July 2025.

There is no established routine monitoring schedule, but close observation is critical.

Pharmacy technicians evolve into vital health care roles, enhancing patient care and operational efficiency through structured career advancement pathways.

The plan first addresses monoclonal antibodies but could eventually be applied to all compounds seeking FDA approval.

Pharmacy deserts can have far-reaching consequences, especially in rural and low-income communities.

Unused, unwanted, and expired medications pose a serious threat to both public health and the environment.

From vaccine drives and prescriber dinners to YouTube education and automated workflows, these pharmacy owners are finding innovative, hands-on ways to expand services, boost revenue, and stay connected to the communities they serve.