Chain Pharmacy

Help is at the ready for the millions of Americans who suffer from chronic and acute pain.

Prescribing errors in primary care offices were significantly reduced with pharmacist intervention, according to a recent study.

Polish up your skills and support each other or face irrelevancy like the Bates Stamper.

A survey of new Rx, new generic, and new OTC products

The business formula for success is simple and has withstood the test of time.

A new campaign helps encourage more patient-pharmacist interaction, making patients feel comfortable enough to ask the questions they usually don't.

Patients can serve as checkpoints to guide drug development down the most efficient path.

It's still good to be a pharmacist. With high job satisfaction rates, low unemployment, good salaries, and annual raises, most pharmacists continue to report they are happy with their career.

CMS's proposed regulation for long-term care consultant pharmacists is stirring up controversy.

Chalk up a first for hospital pharmacists in Kansas. Video conferencing was used to supervise a pharmacy tech working in a hospital 200 miles across the state.

Learn about assistive devices and strategies to help improve care for these particular patients.

Readers speak out about the need for pharmacists to change their work environment, job satisfaction in the hospital pharmacy setting, and obesity drugs.

Specialty pharmacy is on a roll. And clinical support is its primary product.

Continuing legal battles between the Drug Enforcement Administration and Cardinal Health have raised questions about federal drug policy and the role of distributors.

Because pharmacists are making a measurable difference in the outcomes of their patients, their roles as providers are changing. There are some barriers, however.

What's your excuse when you call in sick or even just want to take a day off?

Rivaroxaban, an oral blood thinner, is equally effective as standard therapy for the treatment of pulmonary embolism and may cause fewer bleeding complications, according to new data

The majority (90% to 98%) of sinus infections are caused by viruses and should not be treated with antibiotics, according to new guidelines from the Infectious Diseases Society of America.

In this latest installment, we learn of the New Zealand pharmacist's biggest surprise: some pharmacies in his new home country are contracted to supply methadone for opioid-dependent patients.

Several innovative student pharmacist medication adherence campaigns were recently named as winners of the first Script Your Future Medication Adherence Challenge.

New guidelines for management of hand, hip, and knee osteoarthritis were recently published in the April edition of Arthritis Care & Research.

Should independent pharmacies be given anti-trust immunity to act against contracts presented by pharmacy benefit managers? A representative of the Federal Trade Commission said ?no? and pharmacists said ?yes? during a Congressional subcommittee hearing on HR 1946 last week.

In an extension of its health tours for underserved communities, Walgreens recently started the Way to Well Health Tour with AARP.

Teva Pharmaceutical has launched the authorized generic of Provigil (modafinil), a drug marketed as a wakefulness-promoting agent used to treat sleep disorders, the company announced.

Federal marshals seized more than 1,600 containers from a Missouri distributor last week, alleging that the drugs were unapproved by FDA and misbranded.