A newly released research project demonstrates that pharmacist-provided care can play a vital role in enhancing public access to effective healthcare options, especially among the most vulnerable Americans.
SB 869/HB 282 will help improve efficiencies in the healthcare system by providing pharmacists with independent prescriptive authority for various medication classes and disease states.
Kentuckians rank pharmacies as most accessible healthcare destination.
NACDS urges “PBM Reform Now” on a full array of bipartisan reforms advanced by key Congressional committees.
Iowans rank pharmacies as most accessible healthcare destination.
The Sheldon “Bud” W. Fantle Lifetime Achievement Award honors an individual who possesses qualities of great leadership, generous spirit, and long-time contribution and service to the industry.
NACDS is urging lawmakers, HHS, CMS and other stakeholders to take action to help ensure affordable, high-quality and uninterrupted access to healthcare for Americans – including swift enactment of PBM reforms in Medicaid and Medicare.
In first remarks, Host talks next generation of pharmacies, diverse NACDS members’ role in revolutionizing the way people receive care.
The NACDS Foundation promotes diversity and innovation in pharmacy education in under-represented populations.
NACDS elected new officers, five newly elected Board of Directors members, and re-elected two Board of Directors members
