
|Videos|May 27, 2022
Pharmacists, Pharmacies Uniquely Contribute to Barriers in Social Determinants of Health
Pharmacists are ideally positioned to screen patients for estimation aids and then refer them to services.
Advertisement
Pharmacy Times spoke with Richard Schmitz, PQA Chief Engagement Officer, about the unique contributions of pharmacists and pharmacies in addressing SDOH barriers.
Schmitz: Well, I think there are two key ways that pharmacists could contribute to addressing SDOH and that is the accessibility of pharmacists and pharmacies, and the community and the trust that pharmacists have with patients. And so pharmacists are ideally positioned to screen patients for estimation aids and then refer them to services.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Trending on Pharmacy Times
1
Obinutuzumab-Bendamustine Produces High Response Rates in Chinese Patients With Indolent B-Cell Lymphomas
2
State Pharmacy Boards Must Step Up Against Illegal Retatrutide
3
New CKD Outcome Set Tells Pharmacists What to Measure
4
Dosing, Monitoring, and Counseling: The Pharmacist's Role in TKI Therapy for Systemic Mastocytosis
5





































































































