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One of our columnists recounts his major New Years moments and offers 2019 hopes for the pharmacy profession. 

A Rapid Credit program is a powerful enhancement to reverse distribution services.

Follow these pharmacists to spice up your news feed with more pharmacy-related content.

Rounding up the news you need to know to start the new year.

The dispute between the two companies highlights ongoing frustrations with the PBM model.

Approved and upcoming drugs to look forward to this year.

Walgreens locations, Duane Reade stores, and Walgreens Boots Alliance distribution centers will move workflows to Microsoft’s Azure cloud and AI tool.

Black patients with atrial fibrillation are less likely to be treated with oral anticoagulants or DOACs.

Standing behind the counter and waiting for customers to walk into your pharmacy is not enough to sustain independents in today’s marketplace. Here are some new or unique things independents should consider to ensure survival, says B. Douglas Hoey, RPh, MBA, CEO of the NCPA.

The risk of gastrointestinal bleeding appears to be highest with rivaroxaban and lowest with apixaban, but is reduced by cotherapy with proton pump inhibitors.

Changes coming to combat opioid addictions and overuse, as well as mitigate rising drug prices. 

Growth of hospital emergency departments includes delivery of primary care and medication management, necessitating pharmacist involvement.

FDA, CDC, and DEA are still supporting pharmacists during the federal shutdown

Most Ritzman Pharmacy stores will be shuttered.

Four trends that will shape business and the profession

Pharmacists retain their spot in third place among trusted professions because of their attention to customers.

From retail to hospital, new group provides networking opportunities, professional guidance, and personal support to women pharmacists nationwide.

Increasing competition from Amazon and other pharmacies may help increase patient medication acquisition and adherence.

Tracking the disease from 2010 to the end of 2018.

The key to job satisfaction lies in your perspective.

Approved by the FDA in September, this new drug serves as a first-line therapy for patients with particular metastatic non-small lung cancer.

GPS-based dietary prompts, continuous glucose monitors among the devices poised to revolutionize diabetes treatment and patient management. 

Telepharmacy and expanded services may stem the tide of rural pharmacy closures, but more purchasing power is critical.

Pharmacy competition is driving the development of innovative savings and loyalty programs to increase traffic and secure clientele.

Each year, approximately 200,000 children ages 17 years and younger land in emergency departments (EDs) from adverse drug events (ADEs). Children younger than 5 years of age are most likely to visit the ED for ADEs, according to the CDC.

How pharmacists are becoming key members of the ACO model.

4 things that need to happen before pharmacists can expect improvements in compensation.