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How Pharmacists Can Use Artificial Intelligence To Advance Their Practice: Insights From ChatGPT

IDStewardship

Patient Education and Adherence : AI chatbots or virtual assistants can be developed to provide patients with on-demand information about their medications, dosages, potential side effects, and adherence strategies. This empowers patients to make informed decisions and fosters better medication adherence.

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3D printing and personalised medicines: embracing innovative technologies

Hospital Pharmacy Europe

Supporting the successful compounding of drugs with 3D printing processes has the potential to not only fulfil unmet patient needs but also drive efficiencies in hospital pharmacies. These products require a high degree of adaptability, particularly in terms of dosage, to meet patients’ needs.

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5 reasons you should become a pharmacy technician

The Checkup by Singlecare

Pharmacies would crumble without the assistance of pharmacy techs in managing inventory, interacting with patients, and assisting pharmacists with dispensing medications safely and accurately. These highly trained professionals help drive patient care and ensure the pharmacy operates smoothly.

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How to help patients during medication shortages

The Checkup by Singlecare

With this knowledge, they can implement operational changes that mitigate the harm of drug shortages to patients. However, if this isn’t an option, pharmacists may need to consider outsourcing to a compounding pharmacy. Bottom line There are many ways pharmacists can support patients during a medication shortage.

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Influence of 5G on Healthcare

Viseven

This marks a significant shift in patient care, as it allows for more accurate diagnoses and a better understanding of which treatments are effective and which are not, compared to relying solely on occasional hospital visits. This helps to ensure patients take the right medication at the right dosage and time.

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Patient Engagement in Pharma – Why and How?

Viseven

What works for one patient group may not be effective for another, making it difficult to create universally accessible engagement tools and programs. In addition, pharma companies have traditionally put clinical outcomes first, without adequately considering patient experiences and preferences.

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Solutions for Constipation Relief

The Thyroid Pharmacist

Be sure to work with your doctor or practitioner to determine the right supplements and dosages for you. Take this month to recognize their expertise and the valuable support they provide in patient care! [49] Vitamin D deficiency is common, and many people supplement with it, but there can be too much of a good thing!