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Below-cost reimbursements still a concern for pharmacists.

Specialty medications dominate

New drug review

Pharmacists guide and counsel patients about flu prevention and treatment.

A recent grant from the Community Pharmacy Foundation, allowed Randy McDonough and his team to study the impact continuous medication monitoring has had on the pharmacy.

The HIV-specialized pharmacy model can improve adherence and outcomes for patients.

Independent community pharmacies have a new tool to help them promote the enhanced services that they provide their patients.

Soliqua for Type 2 Diabetes, Intrarosa for dyspareunia, Lartruvo for soft tissue sarcoma, Zinplava for Clostridium difficile infection, Carnexiv (antiepileptic agent)

The man in front of me was every pharmacist’s nightmare-or at least the type of pain in the neck we’d much rather do without.

Red flags-and what to do when your suspicions are aroused

When a pharmacy learns of a HIPAA breach, it, and its business associates involved in the breach, are required to report the incident to the government. But not all violations are reportable and may not be considered a breach.

Entresto® is a newly approved combination of sacubitril, a neprilysin inhibitor, and valsartan, an angiotensin II receptor blocker (ARB) for patients who have chronic heart failure NYHA Class II-IV and reduced ejection fraction.

In October 2016 Mylan N.V. announced that its subsidiary, Mylan Inc., agreed to pay a $465 million settlement to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to resolve questions surrounding the classification of EpiPen Auto-Injector and EpiPen Jr Auto-Injector (EpiPen) for the Medicaid Drug Rebate Program.

RFID technology in hospitals is far from ubiquitous. However, more and more facilities are adopting RFID technology in a variety of areas.

With the uncertainty surrounding the 2016 presidential campaign, and continual concern about the U.S. economy, many of our most-popular stories this year debated the job market for pharmacists.

Arizona has become the latest state to limit opioid prescriptions-a trend that has some healthcare providers and experts concerned.

Last month, OptumRx and CVS Pharmacy announced that they are partnering to provide more convenient choices and lower costs for patients.

Comorbid CVD is an independent risk factor for CAP in patients with COPD. And inhaled steroids may increase CAP risk.

Use inhaled corticosteroids sparingly and only in these circumstances in patients with COPD. Details here.

The Illinois Department on Aging has begun sending pharmacist-led healthcare teams on home visits to seniors.

A team of researchers in Singapore set out to create a quality assessment tool that can be used to evaluate mobile apps that target medication-related problems.

For true networking to occur one has to give of oneself, and maybe not so ready to be on the take.

Pharmacists are ideally suited to help educate patients with diabetes and to raise their awareness of how risk factors for CV disease can be controlled.

As community pharmacies strive to play a greater role in population health management, could TB testing be an important item on the service menu?

When pharmacists get involved in patient care, significant improvements are often seen. Diabetes management is one of the most notable examples.

Drug Topics Executive Editor Anthony Vecchione sat down with NCPA CEO Douglas Hoey to discuss the current state of independent community pharmacy and some of the pressing issues facing the profession.

FDA approved ixazomib (Ninlaro, Takeda) in combination with lenalidomide and dexamethasone

Pharmacy-led interventions in prior authorization processing resulted in a statistically significant benefit in improving time to PA approval, time to first fill, and time too pick-up.