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• An Oklahoma Health System’s Road to Dual-Specialty Pharmacy Accreditation

  18-08-2026 19:23 via pharmacypracticenews.com
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• Pharmacists Primed to Help Transform Primary Care Delivery

  18-08-2026 15:55 via pharmacypracticenews.com
  By Karen BlumAt Indiana University Health, pharmacists are not only embedded in primary care clinics but also are helping manage patients with hypertension and heart failure through remote monitoring. These are just a few examples of how pharmacists can help transform delivery of primary care.The health system is one of several nationwide that are integrating pharmacists in primary care delivery during a challenging time, speakers said during the ASHP Midyear 2025 Clinical Meeting & Exhibiti
  
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• From Manure Pits to Superwarfarins: Rural Toxicology’s Biggest Challenges

  18-08-2026 15:48 via pharmacypracticenews.com
  By Donavyn CoffeyFrom manure pit accidents to cannabis laced with rodenticide, rural hospitals see a wide variety of toxicology emergencies. In these situations, the ideal diagnostics often aren’t available, and treatments can be in short supply. These challenges make quick thinking and creative supply solutions essential, presenters noted at the ASHP Midyear 2025 Clinical Meeting & Exposition, in Las Vegas.Rural medicine providers serve 97% of the U.S. landmass and the 1 in 5 American
  
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