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Julie Soukup, Vice President of The Medical Memory, and John McMillen, Pharmacy Consultant host. We talk with Pharmacy experts to keep a pulse on the industry. True to our specialty, we discuss a reconciliation of the pharmacy industry. What should the pharmacy industry stop? What should the pharmacy industry start? What should the pharmacy industry continue?
Update frequency:
every 42 days
Average audio length:
14 minutes
Guest interviews
Has sponsors
English
United States
6 episodes
since Feb. 7, 2024
episodic
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Richard Faris, Chief Strategy and Growth Officer at PANTHERx Rare Specialty Pharmacy, joins John McMillen with The Medical Memory on this episode. The conversation centers around prioritizing patient-centric care in pharmacy practice, shifting away from focusing on lowest cost and reimbursing pharm…
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John McMillen and Bill Wolfe discuss the pharmacy industry's ongoing consolidation, focusing on its impact on various stakeholders. Bill Wolfe shares his experience in the industry, highlighting the efficiency and value of the Pharmacist and pharmacy benefit. John McMillen emphasizes the importance…
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Welcome to "Stop Start Continue: A Reconciliation of the Pharmacy Industry," sponsored by Medic…
Dr. Al Carter, Executive Director of the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy, discussed what needs to stop, start, and continue in pharmacy.
For stopping, he said negative advocacy against pharmacy as a career needs to end, as it risks worsening workforce shortages.
To start, more needs to …
Welcome to "Stop Start Continue: A Reconciliation of the Pharmacy Industry," sponsored by Medical Memory. In each episode, we'll chat with top pharmacy thinkers to discuss what needs to change, what needs to start, and what best practices should continue in the industry. Our guests include industry…
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