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Research digest: The need for a Pharmacist Clinician Model in a collaborative workforce

Hospital Pharmacy Europe

Ahead of the UK’s 2026 regulatory changes, which will give all new pharmacist registrants full and independent prescribing rights, a new paper offers a critique of a Pharmacist Clinician Model, outlining the need for such a model and offering a systematic approach to its safe and effective development. Reference Rushworth, G et al.

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Students Expand Healthcare and Quality Knowledge

PQA

Name: Tonisha Gaitor School: University of Georgia Major/Degree Program: PharmD/MBA Anticipated Year of Graduation: 2026 What drew you to PQA and our work to improve medication use safety, adherence, and appropriate use? The main thing I want to learn this summer with PQA is how communications can be used in relation to healthcare.

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The evolution of the pharmacist prescriber: a prescription for change

Hospital Pharmacy Europe

As hospital pharmacists continue to expand their roles, the ability to prescribe medications either independently or in collaboration with medical prescribers presents an opportunity to alleviate the growing pressure on healthcare systems while enhancing patient care. of all UK registered pharmacists.

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DSCSA Postponement And What It Means For Independent Pharmacies

DiversifyRx

On June 12, 2024, the FDA released a notice stating that it is issuing exemptions from specific requirements of the DSCSA to small pharmacies to go into effect on 11/27/2024 to ensure patient access. The exemption will last until November 27, 2026, for those small dispensers who qualify. What if I do not qualify for the exemption?

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Reflecting on 2024: A Year of Progress in Advancing Quality

PQA

Payers are eager to engage pharmacies in driving better patient care and outcomes, but for this effort to be successful, consistent and reliable methods are needed to measure pharmacists contributions to care. Results from this two-year project will be shared in 2026.