Publishing by Pharmacists

Should Clinical Services Provided by Pharmacists be Compensated?

Should Clinical Services Provided by Pharmacists be Compensated?

Pharmacists’ Job Satisfaction: Variation by Practice Setting

Objectives: The purpose of this study was to determine the level of job satisfaction of pharmacists working in different settings and to measure the extent to which place of employment influenced levels of job satisfaction. Methods: A Web-based survey questionnaire was administered to a nationwide sample of currently practicing pharmacists in the U.S. Results: Most respondents were satisfied wi...

Professional use of social media by pharmacists.

BACKGROUND A recent trend among health care professionals is the use of social media for professional purposes. These rapidly expanding media allow for timely and efficient access to health information, but they also carry the potential for increased liability. There is a paucity of research detailing how health care professionals, specifically pharmacists, use social media. OBJECTIVE To char...

Collaborative drug therapy management by pharmacists--2003.

Since publication of the initial ACCP position statement on CDTM by pharmacists in 1997, the public, government, and much of the health care community at large have come to better appreciate the growing complexity of providing effective and safe drug therapy in today's health care environment. Increased interest in the issues of cost and quality of drug use is evident in the increasing coverage...