Drug Topics Community Pharmacists' Report

August 21, 2012

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TOP STORY

FTC files brief for “pay-for-delay” actions

The FTC has filed an amicus curiae brief on the issue of “pay-for-delay” actions in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, as part of an antitrust lawsuit between Wyeth and Teva Pharmaceuticals. » More

Continuing Education

Enhancing immunization rates

As advocates of public health through immunization, pharmacists can build public awareness, identify patient needs, and provide vaccination services.

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OTC PRODUCTS

What’s new on your shelves?

What’s different in your drug stores this month or coming very soon? Vitamin gummies for adults. Natural facial oils to treat a variety of skin problems. Conveniently packaged supplements for those on the go. The first OTC home-use HIV kit for self-testing. A toothpaste that whitens, refreshes, and fights germs. A bathroom safety rail for stability and support. And there are even more new over-the-counter items featured in the print edition of Drug Topics. » More

TODAY'S HEADLINES

Pilot project to make PMI easier for consumers

Certain Rite Aid pharmacies are taking part in a pilot project designed to make patient medication information easier for consumers to understand. » More

Neighborhood pharmacy report

Healthcare delivery in the United States has evolved as more patients visit their neighborhood retail clinics for acute and preventive care. Read on to learn more. » More

Teva launches AGs: Actos, ACTOplus met

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd has launched authorized generics of products indicated for use with diet and exercise to improve blood glucose control in adults with type 2 diabetes. » More

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Immunization programs have become a growing revenue stream for pharmacies. How do you manage immunization schedules for your pharmacy?

a) We offer immunizations by appointment only.
b) We offer immunizations on a specific day of the week.
c) We hold an immunization clinic periodically.
d) We offer immunizations on demand.
e) We do not offer immunizations.

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