From survodutide titration to oral PCSK9 adherence and HF care models, AHA 2026 experts pointed to pharmacists as key to putting new data into practice.
|Videos|October 16, 2015
How Provider Status Would Help Support Medication Adherence
Andi Lane Clark, PharmD, Director of Clinical Field Services at Rite Aid, discusses how provider status would allow pharmacists to optimize their time and better support medication adherence for patients.
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Andi Lane Clark, PharmD, Director of Clinical Field Services at Rite Aid, discusses how provider status would allow pharmacists to optimize their time and better support medication adherence for patients.
This video was recorded at NACDS's Total Store Expo in Denver in August 2015.
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