Pharmacist pain clinics typically focus on comprehensive medication management involving the entire patient scenario.
|Articles|May 8, 2006
Pharmacy executive group changes name
The National Council of State Pharmacy Association Executives hasvoted to change its name to the National Alliance of State PharmacyAssociations (NASPA)
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The National Council of State Pharmacy Association Executives has voted to change its name to the National Alliance of State Pharmacy Associations (NASPA). The mission of NASPA is to enable association executives to improve their work and service by sharing ideas and pursuing activities that benefit the state pharmacy associations and their members.
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