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Unfortunately, the COVID-19 pandemic and other issues in our profession have placed increased demands on pharmacists and pharmacytechnicians in providing patient care. One challenging situation facing pharmacists, pharmacytechnicians, patients, and inspectors is pharmacy working conditions.
The National Association of State ControlledSubstances Authorities (NASCSA) has partnered with Talem Health to create a one-hour, on-demand continuing education (CE) activity for pharmacists and pharmacytechnicians to improve prescription monitoring program (PMP) data.
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Company that focuses on improving pharmacy workflow by providing automated medication management solutions. So currently I work as one of the project managers and QA engineers for Kit Check, where I primarily work on Bluesight for controlledsubstances and I’ll go definitely go down exactly what that is.
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