Category Archives: Pharmacy

Preparing and Aiding Older Patients During Natural Disasters Hetal Patel, PharmD, a Walgreens Pharmacy Manager, explains how her team in Edison, New Jersey, prepared their older patients for Superstorm Sandy and assisted them after the storm. By: PharmacyTimesTV … Continue reading →

Next Generation Pharmacist(TM) Awards Honor and Inspire According to Pharmacy Times Editor-in-Chief Fred Eckel, the Next Generation Pharmacist(TM) Awards both honor current pharmacists and inspire younger generations. By: PharmacyTimesTV … Continue reading →

fiorinal fiasco Pharmacy patient gives pharmacist a migraine. By: Richard P … Continue reading →

Addicted to Rx Drugs? Recovery Starts With a Call to Lakeview Center 469-3500. Often referred to as an "office based" treatment, Suboxone is an opioid approved for the treatment of opioid dependence, dispensed by a physician and taken in the office or at home just like any other medication. Patients are evaluated and treated on regularly scheduled office visits rather than in a hospital or clinic setting. The patient is completely responsible for filling their Suboxone prescription themselves at any local pharmacy and taking the medication accordingly. Getting stabilized on Suboxone only takes a few days. After a patient is stable on the Suboxone, they usually visit their physician once per month. By: LakeviewCenterInc … Continue reading →

Sullivan's Pharmacy in Peterborough, ON - Goldbook.ca Welcome to Sullivan's Pharmacy in Peterborough, with over 90 years of great customer service! To find out about our products and services, please visit http://www.goldbook.ca By: goldbookca … Continue reading →

The Indiana Board of Pharmacy agreed to revoke the New England Compounding Centers license for its connection to the fatal meningitis outbreak. The Massachusetts-based pharmacy reached a voluntary revocation agreement Friday with Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoellers office, which the board approved Monday in Indianapolis, according to a news release from Zoeller's office. Public health and safety is a top priority and todays action was a necessary step to ensure this company, which put patients unnecessarily at risk, does not operate within our states borders going forward, Zoeller said in the release. Zoeller said a license revocation means the company cannot operate in Indiana for at least seven years. The company could apply for a new license after that time, but the board would have to approve the license application. In November, the Indiana Board of Pharmacy voted to indefinitely suspend the compounding pharmacy's non-resident pharmacy license and the Attorney Generals office recently filed a licensing complaint against the company. Zoeller said the pharmacy failed to ensure its epidural steroid injections were safe for patients, which led to devastating harm. As of Feb. 4, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention identified 10 deaths and 79 total cases of … Continue reading →

Newswise The UCSF School of Pharmacy has partnered with Safeway Inc. to help Safeway customers quit smoking, by connecting them with specially trained pharmacists to learn about smoking-cessation programs and other resources. Under the partnership, Safeways pharmacists will be trained in proven smoking-cessation counseling techniques using a program developed by the UCSF pharmacy faculty. The stores also will locate non-prescription, nicotine-replacement therapies near store pharmacy areas, giving customers convenient access to a pharmacist to answer questions. The partnership is designed to give Safeway customers access, in a community setting, to the patient-care expertise of the UCSF School of Pharmacy. The school, which has the nations top-ranked pharmacy degree program, pioneered the field of clinical pharmacy in the 1960s to provide direct interactions between hospital patients and pharmacists. Pharmacists are often the most accessible health care provider for patients within their own communities, but we havent maximized their expertise in that setting, said B. Joseph Guglielmo, Jr., PharmD, interim dean of the UCSF School of Pharmacy. This project offers Safeway customers the full patient-care skill set of pharmacists with a goal of helping customers prevent and manage their chronic medical conditions. The project initially will focus on 20 pharmacy stores in … Continue reading →

Smudboy Smash #2: Paragon Lost Smashed! (69) Most of the errors we caught watching Paragon Lost. Here's the list. 1. 1:35 Aren't only N7 logos allowed? 2. 2:01 Did Vega steal Julie Farkas's mohawk? 3. 2:23 Pince nez in the future? 4. 2:55 ("Like Commander Shepard said: nothing is ever simple") When was Vega at Feros? 5. 4:15 Why are Krogans attacking a pharmacy colony? (in relation to Krogan's attacking the colony.) 6. 4:43 What kind of flight plan is that? 7. 5:15 How can a city not properly defend itself from bandits? 8. 6:11 (before) why does a Mattock sound like an Avenger? 9. 7:00 Why is a Scimitar firing and sounding a Revenant? And how are colonists being sniped with one? 10. 11:00 Dual wielding? 11. 13:15 Ever heard a flank attack? 12. 13:30 When and how was Slab Bulkhead a ninja? 13. 14:45 So the Krogan pulls out a shotgun, that is an assault rifle. 14. 15:23 Is this the Animatrix? 15. 15:35 So the Incisor fires only one round? 16. 15:39 Got medigel? 17. 15:42 How about only grenade. 18. 18:41 Didn't Vega run out of ammo before? 19. 20:25 You … Continue reading →

"Ben Travato Confessions" ft. Pasha, Dr.Oop and Nucleus ben travato : (italian word) characteristic or appropriate even if not true, well found. KYJ Productions presents : Pasha, Dr.Oop Nucleus in a red eye session @ the audio pharmacy in San Francisco feb. 2013. By: keepyahjoy1 … Continue reading →

APPS Taiwan 2012 - Usyd Pharmacy Perspective A quick slideshow of Asia-Pacific Pharmacy Symposium Taiwan, from perspective of me and a couple of mates from Pharmacy, University of Sydney. For memories sake, for all the fun times had and the many friends made. Photos courtesy of Kimmo Music: Best Night: Justice Crew By: RavenBearZ … Continue reading →