Nicole Pezzino, PharmD, BCACP, BC-ADM, CDCES, details how pharmacies can utilize the booming GLP-1 medication class for greater revenue opportunities.
|Articles|July 24, 2006
E-prescribing poised for takeoff
Electronic prescribing has become a mystery. About 15% of physicians insist that they have moved to e-prescribing and are sending scripts directly to the pharmacy. Pharmacists wonder what all the fuss is about because they aren't seeing any change on the receiving end.
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