
Nine users for pharmacists to follow on Twitter
We've compiled a list of users to follow who provide news updates or offer opinions about the world of pharmacy.
Twitter can be a useful tool for anyone in the medical field, but pharmacists especially. The
We've compiled a list of users to follow who provide news updates or offer opinions about the world of pharmacy. Did we miss someone you think should be included? Let us know in the comments or on
In no particular order:
@pharmacists : TheAmerican Pharmacists Association tweets about APhA events and connects with its more than 4,600 followers.
@NACDS : The Twitter account for theNational Association of Chain Drug Stores will be a source for attendees of the2013 NACDS Annual Meeting April 20-23. The organization has recently been promoting itsmobile device app to help meeting attendees organize and socialize.
@CommPharmacy : TheNational Community Pharmacists Association tweets a few times a day with information about news, events, awards and scholarships.
@ASHPOfficial : TheAmerican Society of Health-System Pharmacists tweets multiple times per day with information about its conferences and other industry news.
@FDArecalls : Following this account is helpful to keep updated with the most recent medication recalls- as long as you don't mind sifting through the occasional update about recalled human or pet food.
@FDAMedWatch : Tailored more toward medical product recalls, this is another must-follow Twitter account for pharmacists.
@PharmacyPodcast : This is the Twitter account forhttp://pharmacypodcast.com . Pharmacy Podcast has been around since 2009 and provides audio interviews with people in the pharmacy industry. The podcasts are available for free from theiTunes Store .
@Drugmonkey : David Stanley, RPh, is acolumnist for Drug Topics, but he also shares his views about the pharmacy industry on hisblog and his twitter page.
@JP_Pharmacist : This account belongs to Jim Plagakis, RPh, who writes a monthly column for Drug Topics. From his Twitter page, he links to hisblog where he comments about the latest pharmacy industry happenings that he finds interesting.
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