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Quality Forum Review: Pharmacy Quality Solutions (PQS) Trend Report in Pharmacy Quality for 2022

PQA

One surprising trend was whether respondents had received a vaccination at the pharmacy. In 2022, they anticipated an increase in vaccinations at pharmacies, given community pharmacies' efforts to administer COVID vaccinations.

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Assessing physician practices and expectations in the post-COVID era

pharmaphorum

Given the specialised focus in the analysis and the nature of the data, there are caveats associated with using this data source; these may include under-representation of in-patient claims, limited coverage of certain mail-order channels and specialty pharmacies, and the uncertainty of claims capturing for some patient populations.

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Pharmacy Measures and Policy Considerations for Pharmacy Practice

PQA

PQA is developing a set of standard pharmacy performance measures suitable for assessing pharmacy performance and for use in value-based arrangements (VBAs). These policy advancements increasingly position pharmacies as optimal sites for convenient and efficient access to care and services and support quality improvement efforts.

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Can you work while in Medical School? The Physician Pharmacist Do's and Don'ts

The Physician Pharmacist

The COVID-19 Pandemic has created plenty of part-time pharmacist positions involving vaccination clinic assistance. This is how I personally started my pharmacy career during medical school! The hours are flexible and the work is relatively straight forward (in comparison to running a community pharmacy).

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Fasenra vs. Nucala: Differences, similarities & side effects

The Checkup by Singlecare

Choosing between Fasenra and Nucala to manage severe asthma requires complex decision-making and communication with your healthcare provider, but having an understanding of how the drugs work can help you understand why they may prescribe one over the other. Infection risk is also a worry, particularly parasitic infections.