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Workers' Comp Article

Ask The Pharmacist: Pharmacokinetic Changes that Occur in Older Adults

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Understanding of age-altered pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic processes can assist in medication selection, as well as dosing adjustments for older patients that can avoid unexpected medication reactions and effects.

Workers' Comp Case Study

Integrated Program Leads to Efficiency and Savings

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Workers' Comp Article

Ask The Pharmacist: Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for Opioid Use

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Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is a safe and cost-effective option for managing opioid addiction. This method is typically applied along with counseling and other support and involves the use of methadone or buprenorphine and sometimes naltrexone.

Workers' Comp Case Study

Integrated PBM Results in Double Digit Savings

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Workers' Comp Article

Ask The Pharmacist: Cardiovascular Effects of NSAIDs, Opioids & Other Workers' Comp Medications

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Are there cardiovascular considerations related to common medications used in workers’ comp? There can be. Here are some heart-related side effects or precautions for three of the top therapeutic classes in workers’ compensation.

Workers' Comp White Paper

Navigating Workers’ Comp Pharmacy: Opioids Are Not the Only Challenge When It Comes to Navigating Workers’ Comp Pharmacy

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Addressing the Complexities of Issues Facing Pharmacy Programs When we think about issues facing pharmacy programs, the first thing that often comes to mind is the opioid epidemic, and wh

Workers' Comp Article

Ask The Pharmacist: Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs (PDMP)

3 MIN READ

Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs (PDMPs) are electronic databases designed to track and monitor controlled substance dispensing. These databases are run at the state level, and the main intent of such programs is to screen for suspected drug diversion (i.e., using drugs for illegal purposes such as selling prescribed medications for profit) and abuse.