The Mechanical Pharmacy

Every year, approximately 30 million dispensing errors occur at outpatient pharmacies in the U.S.

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Providing Relief to Patients In Their Last Days

When a patient’s health deteriorates to the point where treatment is no longer an option, physicians and caregivers turn their focus to making the patient as comfortable as possible.

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Three Trends That Will Impact Pharma’s Future

The future of the pharmaceutical industry depends on three key trends, says a recent editorial in the Harvard Business Review.

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Medication Mistakes Can Be Deadly But Preventable

Medication error is one of the top 10 causes of death in the United States, killing an estimated 7,000 people per year.

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Dodd’s Bill: Harmful to Medical Device Start-Ups?

A financial reform bill currently moving through the Senate is causing a furor among businesspeople and investors, with experts predicting that the bill will harm innovation in America.

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EHR Efficacy Varies Among Healthcare Organizations, Studies Find

Medical News Today recently published a round-up of studies related to the efficacy of health information technology.

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Where Do All Those Unused Medications Go?

Once a medication expires or is no longer needed, healthcare facilities and patients have to decide what to do with the unused portion.

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Mobile Apps Help Patients Manage Their Medications

Some of the most popular techniques for medication management may fall short when patients are on the go.

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Prescription Drug Abuse Hospitalizations Up

Prescription drug abuse is typically associated with celebrity overdoses, but the epidemic goes beyond Hollywood.

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EHRs Still Face Cost and Security Concerns

Not all Americans are convinced when it comes to the adoption of electronic health records.

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