June 19th 2024
A survey of health system specialty pharmacy employees found that hybrid work significantly improved quality of life and workplace productivity.
Are antirejection drugs on the endangered list?
September 16th 2002Transplant patients may one day be completely free from grueling regimens of immunosuppressive drugs, according to researchers from India, Stanford University, and the University of Pittsburgh. The investigators presented findings from three studies at the recent 19th International Congress of The Transplantation Society, which was held in Miami, Fla.
Are antirejection drugs on the endangered list?
September 16th 2002Transplant patients may one day be completely free from grueling regimens of immunosuppressive drugs, according to researchers from India, Stanford University, and the University of Pittsburgh. The investigators presented findings from three studies at the recent 19th International Congress of The Transplantation Society, which was held in Miami, Fla.
Second MedMARx report can help you cut Rx errors
June 17th 2002Hospitals and other institutions keep repeating the same medication errors, according to the report Summary of Information Submitted to MedMARx in the Year 2000: Charting a Course for Change. The good news is that they have shown improvement in reporting these errors.
Treating IBD: Choosing an appropriate therapy
May 20th 2002Crohn&s disease and ulcerative colitis are both inflammatory diseases of the bowel, but therapy that is appropriate for treating one condition may not be appropriate for treating the other. Treatment should be approriate for the area of the GI tract affected.
Docs get mediocre score on treatment of heart failure
April 15th 2002A survey of 400 physicians found that thousands of heart failure patients are not receiving beta-blocker therapy, in spite of strong evidence that incorporating beta-blockers into a treatment plan increases survival and decreases the number of hospitalizations.