Has the pressure on your pharmacy staff increased since the outbreak of COVID-19? Has your front of store revenue declined? Are you facing new costs associated with curbside pickup and / or home de...
Every pharmacy’s business depends on inventory. Finding expired medications on your shelf or running into inaccurate counts can be frustrating for many reasons, most notably, declining profitabilit...
With perpetual inventory, on-hand quantities are automatically updated to recognize dispensing and replenishment. A perpetual inventory system updates the inventory in real-time when inventory orde...
The coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak highlights potential vulnerabilities in both drug supply chain and clinical infrastructure. What are the ways you can protect your supply chain from shortages? ...
As COVID-19 continues it’s grip throughout the United States and sends ripples in the global economy, public health experts are advising older adults and those with chronic health conditions to sto...
“Flu season.” Those words are mentioned every day on TV during the late summer and into the fall. Folks are talking about it in the cafe. Someone is out sick from work with “the flu.” Suddenly it s...
If your pharmacy is like most others today, you have many challenges that you cannot control. One thing you can control is your inventory, your largest investment, and the biggest expense. Moving t...
Are there still pharmacies relying on a single person to manage inventory manually? Does that single person have a great deal of head knowledge and experience in this process? Are they still using ...
A drug receives Resolved status when the Drug Shortages Staff (DSS) determines that the market is covered, based on information from all manufacturers. The market is considered covered when supply ...
It’s been said, “the more things change, the more they stay the same.” In community pharmacy, this could be restated as “the more things change, the keys to success stay the same.” While no pharmac...