Patients’ health is top-of-mind for you and your pharmacy staff. So, if you can improve patient outcomes while also improving your bottom line, what could be better? A medication synchronization…
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Is Your Pharmacy Prepared? 4 Questions to Ask During National Preparedness Month
Are you ready for National Preparedness Month? This is just the first of several questions you should ask yourself this September. Recognized by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) throughout…
6 Ways to Encourage Your Pharmacy Staff’s Professional Development
Your employees went into pharmacy because they desire meaningful work. And in order for their work to continue to be meaningful, they have to grow. Unfortunately, it’s difficult to grow…
How to Be Persuasive: A Guide for the Independent Pharmacist
For most people, the art of persuasion isn’t something that comes naturally. But in an independent community pharmacy, pharmacy owners, managers, pharmacists and techs are often in situations where the…
How to Recover from a Customer Service Fail in Your Pharmacy
How do you deal with unhappy patients who had a bad experience at your pharmacy? If you don’t have a plan in place, you’re likely not doing everything you can…
5 Tips for Managing Recent Pharmacy Grads
Fresh off of graduation the world is your oyster. You’re taking on internships, volunteering or finally landing that first “big” job post graduation. At one point in time you were…
Firing in the Pharmacy: 5 Tips to Soften the Blow
Employees probably seem like family at your independent community pharmacy. Your tight-knit team may consist of long-term employees, recent pharmacy graduates or even members of your own family. And, working…
Emergency Preparedness: 3 Steps to Prepare Your Pharmacy
As a pharmacist, you know which over-the-counter (OTC) product to recommend to a patient when he comes in complaining of seasonal allergies. And, you’re trained to administer vaccines and immunizations.…
How to Keep Your Relationships with Patients Strong—Starting with the First Visit
As an independent community pharmacist, you know that it’s vital to develop and maintain mutually beneficial relationships with your patients. But, how exactly do you go about doing that? It’s…
Polypharmacy Prevention: 5 Questions to Ask Your Patients
When patients visit your independent community pharmacy, they may not know much about the medication they’ve just been prescribed. They probably don’t know if there are any side effects or…
7 Tips to Prepare Your Pharmacy for July 4
The Fourth of July holiday is coming up. Have you prepared your independent pharmacy for the hustle and bustle of patients getting ready for the day?
The Money in Med Sync: 3 Ways Medication Synchronization Is Profitable for Your Pharmacy
Patients’ health is top-of-mind for you and your pharmacy staff. So, if you can improve patient outcomes while also improving your bottom line, what could be better? A medication synchronization…
Is Your Pharmacy Prepared? 4 Questions to Ask During National Preparedness Month
Are you ready for National Preparedness Month? This is just the first of several questions you should ask yourself this September. Recognized by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) throughout…
6 Ways to Encourage Your Pharmacy Staff’s Professional Development
Your employees went into pharmacy because they desire meaningful work. And in order for their work to continue to be meaningful, they have to grow. Unfortunately, it’s difficult to grow…
How to Be Persuasive: A Guide for the Independent Pharmacist
For most people, the art of persuasion isn’t something that comes naturally. But in an independent community pharmacy, pharmacy owners, managers, pharmacists and techs are often in situations where the…
How to Recover from a Customer Service Fail in Your Pharmacy
How do you deal with unhappy patients who had a bad experience at your pharmacy? If you don’t have a plan in place, you’re likely not doing everything you can…
5 Tips for Managing Recent Pharmacy Grads
Fresh off of graduation the world is your oyster. You’re taking on internships, volunteering or finally landing that first “big” job post graduation. At one point in time you were…
Firing in the Pharmacy: 5 Tips to Soften the Blow
Employees probably seem like family at your independent community pharmacy. Your tight-knit team may consist of long-term employees, recent pharmacy graduates or even members of your own family. And, working…
Emergency Preparedness: 3 Steps to Prepare Your Pharmacy
As a pharmacist, you know which over-the-counter (OTC) product to recommend to a patient when he comes in complaining of seasonal allergies. And, you’re trained to administer vaccines and immunizations.…
How to Keep Your Relationships with Patients Strong—Starting with the First Visit
As an independent community pharmacist, you know that it’s vital to develop and maintain mutually beneficial relationships with your patients. But, how exactly do you go about doing that? It’s…
Polypharmacy Prevention: 5 Questions to Ask Your Patients
When patients visit your independent community pharmacy, they may not know much about the medication they’ve just been prescribed. They probably don’t know if there are any side effects or…
7 Tips to Prepare Your Pharmacy for July 4
The Fourth of July holiday is coming up. Have you prepared your independent pharmacy for the hustle and bustle of patients getting ready for the day?