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Quit stigmatizing naloxone
July 10, 2016By Jeffrey Fudin PharmD DAAPM FCCP FASHP, Mena Raouf PharmD Candidate 2016
Epinephrine saves lives. So does naloxone. Why are they regarded differently?
Pharmacists should get training in naloxone use now
July 10, 2016By Michael Lee Phorth PharmD Candidate 2016
Pharmacists are the most accessible healthcare resource. Once trained in naloxone use, we can train our patients in all aspects of opioid use. This will make a difference.
The Rodney Dangerfields of healthcare
July 06, 2016By Michael J. Schuh BS PharmD MBA
Really? Still? Why?
Three tips for new pharmacy graduates
June 28, 2016By Bert Drachtman BS RPh
Retired pharmacist offers valuable suggestions
Pharmacist surplus could be a good thing—eventually
June 28, 2016By David Kreling PhD
David H. Kreling, PhD, a professor at the School of Pharmacy, University of Wisconsin, Madison, and the principal investigator for the ADI project for the Midwest Pharmacy Workforce Consortium, thinks a surplus of pharmacists could spur positive change.