Asthma Study Reinforces Pharmacists' Role In Primary Health Care An asthma-management study published in today's edition of the Medical Journal of Australia highlights the valuable role pharmacists can play in primary
health care and chronic disease self-management, according to the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA). An abstract of the study Data-mining of medication records to improve asthma management, conducted by the University of Tasmania's School of Pharmacy, can be
Source: www.medicalnewstoday.comProtein Therapeutics And The Marriage Of Drugs And Devices - Analyzing The Rapid Growth Of Biological Combination Products In recent years, the number of protein-based pharmaceuticals reaching the marketplace has increased exponentially. The clinical application of these
drugs is limited by a lack of desirable attributes for adequate absorption or distribution. It therefore becomes critical to formulate these
drugs into safe, stable and efficacious delivery systems.
Source: www.medicalnewstoday.comNew Report Examines Pharmaceutical Sales Force Effectiveness With the ever-increasing pressure to ensure maximum return on investment, sales force effectiveness is becoming a high priority in the global pharmaceutical industry. Reports have shown that while sales forces represent the largest spend in pharma sales and marketing, return on this investment has declined sharply in recent years.
Source: www.medicalnewstoday.comCalifornia Pharmacies Expect Disaster After Loss In Lawsuit Loss To Stop The 10 Percent Medi-Cal Provider Cuts Today, a state court denied eight retail pharmacies' motion to stop the ten percent Medi-Cal provider cuts. The pharmacies sought a temporary restraining order (TRO) from Sacramento Superior Court against the California Department of
Health Care Services and its director Sandra Shewry to block the cuts from being implemented.
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