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Student pharmacists are sometimes told that they don’t know enough yet to create legislative or policy change. They are told that they need to wait, that they aren’t ready.
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Back the PAC
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In order to create the change we desire in the pharmacy profession, pharmacists need to learn from the past and commit to the future.
Read moreTraining for firearm-related violence
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As the daughter of a retired law enforcement officer, I was honored to assist with the implementation of 2019.5—Creating Safe Work and Learning Environments for Student Pharmacists, Pharmacists, an
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The power of student advocacy
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This year, as the Vice President of Legislative Affairs for the Associated Students of Washington State University Health Sciences (ASWSUHS), I helped lead the passage of HB 1726 in the Washington
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‘Advocate for yourself ‘cause no one else will’
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By Connor Reed, Tanner Rogers, Kyler Vaughn, and Amelia Whitkanack
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Assisting patients during national disasters
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By the 2018–19 APhA–ASP Policy Standing Committee
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Chapter committee focused on sexual health education
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By Alyssa Snyder and Eliza Totsky
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Policy on!
APhA GOOD GOVERNMENT STUDENT PHARMACIST-OF-THE-YEAR AWARD By Sierra Woods
For the past 2 years, pharmacy policy and advocacy have been my life.
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A prescription for better policy
ADVOCACY By Cady McNear
When I got into pharmacy school at the University of Cincinnati James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy in 2016, the last thing I imagined was getting involved in politics.
Read moreOn a mission to transition care
APhA–ASP POLICY STANDING COMMITTEE
“I can’t afford that medication, but I need something to help me.” A patient, “John,” had been recently seen for Irritable Bowel Syndrome with constipation in the emergency department, where he rec
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Pharmacy benefit managers: Why so much attention?
APhA–ASP POLICY STANDING COMMITTEE (2)
You are interning at a community pharmacy. You get a prescription for a blood pressure medication for a commercially insured patient.
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