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Ambulatory Care Pharmacy and Medication Adherence

Mollie Scott, PharmD, discusses how ambulatory care pharmacy services can help improve medication adherence.

Mollie Scott, PharmD, discusses how ambulatory care pharmacy services can help improve medication adherence.

This video was shot at ASHP's Summer Meeting and Exposition in Denver in June 2015.

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