June 19th 2024
A survey of health system specialty pharmacy employees found that hybrid work significantly improved quality of life and workplace productivity.
May 2nd 2024
A siloed approach to care can worsen patient outcomes, but collaboration between one health system specialty pharmacy and a manufacturer led to better patient care.
A review found that many guidelines that recommended pharmacogenetic testing were inconsistent between clinical associations.
April 30th 2024
The role of health care specialty pharmacies has expanded.
December 8th 2023
The analysis revealed deeper issues created by payer and manufacturer lockouts placed on Integrated Health System Specialty Pharmacies.
When pharmacists have the final say on drug orders
At the University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics, pharmacists can veto physicians' drug orders if they are inappropriate
Potassium chloride error claims another life
potassium chloride mishap
First immunotherapeutic for lymphomas clears FDA
Zevalin recommended for approval for treating non-Hodgkin's lymphomas.
There's room for employers to trim their drug costs
Towers Perrin and Conference Board sponsor program on cutting drug costs
Clinical Twister
Lowering cholesterol in a post MI patient with diabetes
Pharmacists relay lessons learned from Sept. 11
leasons leared after 9/11
Medication error reduction driving technology trends
tech roundnup at ASHP midyear 2001
The unremitting headache
Clinical Twister on headache
Despite travails, it was still an up year for most community R.Ph.s
Independent pharmacy owners and chain drugstore executives rate 2001 as good for business in an exclusive Drug Topics survey.
Iffy economy tempers view of 2002
Fewer independent pharmacy owners and drugstore executives are optimistic about their economic prospects in 2002, according to a Drug Topics survey.
Jam-packed with news, 2001 had its highs and lows
Pharmacists identify top news events for 2001
Hold on tight in 2002
Prospects don't look good for 2002
Hospital pharmacies anticipate positive 2002 financially
business outlook 2001/2002
PILL SPLITTING: A HALF-BAKED IDEA?
Pill splitting is increasing. What are the implications of the practice for pharmacists?
Cipro Rxs need professional judgment, say officials
Pharmacists should consider whether scripts for Cipro as an precaution against anthrax are clinically appropriate, according to the American Pharmaceutical Association.
Multitier co-pays emerge at two managed care groups
Humana switches to four-tier copays and Express Scripts tests a five-tier plan
A look at pharmacy trends for the new century
The outlook for pharmacy
AmeriSource, Bergen Brunswig map megamerger
Drug wholesalers AmeriSource Health Corp. and Bergen Brunswig Corp. map plans for $2.4 billion merger.
Medicaid carrier ups its fees and still cuts drug costs
A Philadelphia Medicaid carrier shifts pharmacy benefit management function in-house and works with a pharmacy network to cut drug costs. It achieves savings despite increasing fees to pharmacies
Nutrition support in hospitals: What JCAHO is watching for
Nutrition support standards of JCAHO
Wholesalers taking hard look at laws, regulations
With a new name and mission wholesalers launch additional products and services
GM is looking to manage costs by improving quality
Detroit automaker visits Drug Topics to push a quality agenda
Medication errors, staff shortages top list of hot topics at ASHP meeting
ashp midyear clinical meeting dec. 2000 summary
Cardinal acquires Bindley in bid to become top wholesaler
Cardinal and Bindley Western agree to merger
DO NOT PUBLISH
Delay in medical care among Medicaid population due to restrictive state policies
"Stark geographic differences in the prevalence of care" are delayed by cost