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At Outcomes, we are proud to share insights and the impact that pharmacy delivered care is making on the healthcare industry.
The pharmacy industry benefits from the adoption of new technologies to improve its processes and provide the best possible care.
For Texas pharmacist Brant Guthrie, telepharmacy helps him provide better service to those who live 20+ miles away from the nearest community pharmacy.
Pharmacists are widely known as the most accessible healthcare provider and are uniquely positioned to provide patients with extra healthcare services.
In the past 20 years, the automotive industry has transformed dramatically. Here are four things community pharmacy can learn from that transformation.
Telepharmacy is becoming a popular healthcare term, but can you name the four different types of telepharmacy? Click here to learn more about telepharmacy.
How can we improve access in pharmacy deserts? Here are five different ways pharmacists can improve access in these underserved areas.
There are many barriers to medication adherence. Here are four ways pharmacists and pharmacies can help patients overcome those obstacles.
Micah Pratt, RPh, recently opened the first community telepharmacy in Texas. We interviewed him to discuss hurdles, the community’s response, and more.
Marketing a pharmacy can be tough, especially when you're busy managing operations. Be smart with your time — read our comprehensive marketing guide!
With hundreds of products available to help improve community pharmacy performance, here are five solutions that could have a truly substantial impact.
What is telepharmacy? Is it feasible in community and health system settings? When it comes to understanding telepharmacy, this is a great place to start.
Pharmacy professionals: how can we work toward reducing the number of mistakes we make? Here are four ways to prevent human error in community pharmacy.
