
Where are today's grads going (and why are there fewer of them)?

Where are today's grads going (and why are there fewer of them)?

Savings from generic and biosimilar drugs are making PBMs and pharmacies, as well as patients, happy.

NASP takes aim at DIR fees.

Here's the technology your pharmacy might have in the next 10 years.

How one product is making it easier for your patients to safely dispose of their medications.

The needs that small pharmacies have-and how they are being met

Daily and monthly aspects of pharmacy accounting and tax preparation and planning can be complex and difficult. Proper pharmacy accounting comes down to making sure your books are current, have integrity, and operate efficiently.

How women are becoming more involved than ever in pharmacy.

Telepharmacy is more than just phoning it in. It could expand the number of jobs for pharmacists and their access to patients who are otherwise out of reach.

What you need to know about crafting your pharmacy’s 5-star online presence.

NCPA’s recommendations for improving the “increasingly complicated Part D marketplace.”

DIR fees top pharmacy legislator meetings.

New monitoring system identifies problems with e-prescription systems.

What do you do about the customer who is never satisfied?

A reporter earned the biggest journalism prize covering the opioid crisis.

This year's meeting highlighted the opioid epidemic and ways pharmacists can improve patient care.

DIR fees and health-care reform will lead pharmacists’ legislative concerns.

Community pharmacists fight against financial pressure for their survival.

A Midwest pharmacy chain is creating an adherence program to help its patients with diabetes.

If your patients are grumpy on Sundays and happy on Thursdays, you may not be alone.

IPC and Pace Alliance join together to help the independent pharmacist.

Retail pharmacists get tips on how to deal with angry customers.

A study has found that patients with diabetes at a rural clinic have improved health outcomes when they are managed by a pharmacist diabetes clinic.

Pharmacists guide and counsel patients about flu prevention and treatment.
