Viewpoints

Learning a patient's specific situation might help overcome adherence barriers. 

Professional associations, gratitude can keep you engaged, healthy

How HHS efforts to increase competition could hurt patients.

Using healthcare professionals to market products is not illegal, but has gained considerable scrutiny from authorities.

E-cigarettes have reinvented tobacco consumption and reemphasized smoking's consequences.

Four steps that compounding pharmacists must take to restore their credibility.

What one pharmacist says the AAOA Pharmacy Toolkit can do to help combat the opioid epidemic. 

The key to job satisfaction lies in your perspective.

4 things that need to happen before pharmacists can expect improvements in compensation. 

How one Pharmacist's Thanksgiving reflections have reinvigorated his sense of purpose. 

Physicians are our priests, the war on disease has replaced the fight against sin, and pills are our Eucharist. 

You probably can’t find your perfect job-you’ll have to make it.

Dean emeritus and Remington professor emeritus of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, University of the Sciences, discusses why he believes students and alumni deserve better and should demand more.

Pharmacy has changed a lot in the last 50 years-but a lot of that has been for the good of the profession and the public.

The opioid epidemic requires that all healthcare professionals-pharmacists included-re-examine how they approach pain patients.

Why one pharmacist thinks pharmacy education is being wasted.

Pharmacists are often siloed from vital patient information- and this pharmacist thinks something needs to change.

Being a pharmacist is great, but it's also tough-and sometimes it helps to complain a little. 

What one pharmacist suggests President Trump should do to help pharmacists and their patients.

Specialty pharmaceuticals will have a growing impact on pharmacists. Here’s how it could change your role.

Chicago proposed legislation requiring minimum pharmacy technician hours. Should other municipalities follow suit?

One pharmacist's take on the recent Amazon news.

Peter Kreckel recently tried to explain DIR fees to students. Here’s how it went.

There is plenty for community pharmacists to worry about, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

In pharmacy, mistakes are serious, but they still happen. You wrote in with the mistakes that have stuck with you-and changed how you do your job.

Technology can help patients who need specialty pharmacy medications get them faster by streamlining the processes involved.

Pharmacists urged to support controls to the marijuana market but oppose criminalization.

The legalization of marijuana has consequences.