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With so many pharmacies part of performance networks, quality measures become critically important to many aspects of business, including reimbursement.… More Details
Repost Episode: Preceptors play a crucial role in helping students identify and mitigate cognitive biases in medicine. But you might… More Details
Hypertension is often managed by treating to a target blood pressure goal. But what if this is wrong? A recent… More Details
Many of us are experiencing burnout from the pandemic. When you're stressed it can be difficult to see your way… More Details
New Episode! Statistics are scary. Pharmacists must leverage statistical methods on a routine basis when evaluating clinical studies and providing… More Details
The recent Quartet Study evaluated initial hypertension pharmacotherapy - specifically, the role of using four antihypertensives at a low dose… More Details
What happens when pharmacy law and patient care don’t align? As a pharmacist during the COVID-19 pandemic, you are dealing… More Details
Repost Episode: Cognitive biases are pervasive and particularly troublesome in medicine. And guess what...we are all susceptible to cognitive biases!… More Details
Pseudogout, or Calcium Pyrophosphate Deposition Disease (CPDD), is more common than you think – plus the treatment is even murkier.… More Details
For over 50 years, the standard has been that Staph aureus bacteremia and endovascular infections must be treated with a… More Details
Can a ‘report card' tame excessive prescriptions of antibiotics in outpatient settings? In this episode Dr. Wall with guest Josh… More Details
Anti-mask and anti-vaccine fervor are causing an overload of the healthcare system and leading to increased mortality and morbidity. Three… More Details
