On the other hand, there's a part of every single one of us that treats our patients (the same people we've dedicated our lives to serving) like things.
Read MoreIt's arguably one of the more important electrolyte disorders, since a potassium level that’s out of whack can quickly lead to fatal heart arrhythmias.
Read MoreThe thought of dysrhythmias is enough to cause a dysrhythmia in the hearts of most healthcare students. Here we cover the most common sustained arrhythmia, atrial fibrillation.
Read MoreAnticoagulation is an area of high impact for pharmacists.
And so that means we've gotta spend some time learning about it. In this guide, I'll break down the pharmacology of all things anticoagulation.
Read MoreI spent so much extra time staring at a textbook or lecture slides with no idea what I should be focusing on, hoping that the knowledge would magically burn itself into my brain. Spoiler alert: That didn't happen.
Read MoreEditor's Note: The following is a sample chapter from our new guide: Mastering the Match: How to Secure a Pharmacy Residency. Are you thinking about residency? If so, click here.
Read MoreHello tl;dr friends. In addition to creating lovingly hand-crafted pharmacy knowledge bombs for your reading enjoyment, I also occasionally write for Pharmacy Times. I don't post every article that I write for Pharmacy Times here on tl;dr pharmacy...
Read MoreThis post is sort of a "round up" of Residency Directors, Pharmacy Directors, and other influencers in the pharmacy residency sphere. In short, these are the people who interview you when you apply for residency.
I asked each of them one question:
"How can a pharmacy student make their residency application stand out?"
Read MoreOne thing that new pharmacy residents struggle with is transitioning from "student" to "pharmacist." Since residents are still under the umbrella of being a trainee, the first few months of residency are not all that different from their P4 year
Read MoreThere's a new acronym on the rise in pharmacy education. One that's striking fear in the hearts of students everywhere.
PCOA
The Pharmacy Curriculum Outcomes Assessment.
Read MoreWell, we're coming full circle here. Our epic series on HIV is nearing its coda. We've only got one "class" of HIV meds left to talk about.
The Entry Inhibitors.
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