When pharmacists manage drug therapy for physicians, diabetes patients see a significant improvement in key measures.
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In the prescription drug market, discriminatory pricing is common for independent community pharmacies and their patients. This fall, a Federal District Court in New York will consider a critical case: Drug Mart Pharmacy Corp. et a. v. American Home Products Corp. et al. The outcome of the case may determine whether discriminatory pricing techniques are illegal.
More than 23 million Americans, close to 8 percent of the population, have diabetes. For drugstores, the medical nature of their retail business makes them the outlet of choice for shoppers purchasing diabetes products. Retail pharmacists may choose to maximize patient awareness by placing their diabetes-care display and educational literature near the pharmacy counter.
Instead of giving out cards that reduce the copay of a prescription, why not just decrease the price per bottle of medication?
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Adding pharmacists to the hospital discharge process is shown to have a positive effect on combating hospital readmission rates
Adding pharmacists to the hospital discharge process is shown to have a positive effect on combating hospital readmission rates
Hospital readmissions constitute one of the most significant problems in healthcare. Medication therapy management is one way to reduce the problem.
Many diabetes patients are rationing supplies, putting off purchasing them, or completely forgoing them because of costs.
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Manufacturers, promoters, and sellers of dietary supplements are prohibited by law from making claims to treat or cure illness or disease, or their symptoms. Pharmacists should encourage patients to check with medical professionals before commencing use of any dietary supplement.
At a hearing held last week about the prescription drug gray market, John Coster, PhD, RPh, senior vice president of government affairs, National Community Pharmacists Association, testified that a balanced approach was necessary to address the prescription drug shortage problem and to protect patient care.
Because their classification is variable, the taxation of glucose test strips varies from state to state, giving rise to massive confusion and loss of revenue