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PTMReview November/December 2024 Issue

Ideas that pharmacists can use to improve operations, meet current challenges, and make a difference in patient care in 2025; Cloud Computing; Dealing with a sunset notice; and more! | PDF Edition

Dec 16, 2024
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The Best Ideas for Transforming Pharmacy Operations in 2025

2025 presents a complex landscape for pharmacies, marked by PBM influence, IRA implications, and evolving healthcare models. To thrive, pharmacies must embrace technology, becoming more data driven and patient centric. By optimizing operations, diversifying services, and navigating regulatory challenges, pharmacies can build a resilient financial future.

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Optum: Serving Up a Robust Pharmacy Management System

PTMR Publisher Bill Lockwood sits down with Marc Allgood, VP and general manager of pharmacy software solutions for Optum, to hear about the value offered with its Enterprise Pharmacy System (EPS).

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The Upside of Cloud Computing in Pharmacy

by Maggie Lockwood

Pharmacy management system vendors are increasingly moving their services to the cloud, offering pharmacists a modern, hassle-free solution. PrimeRx CEO Ketan Mehta explains how pharmacies can benefit from the cloud.

Navigating the Challenges of Selecting New Software After a Sunset Notice

by Isak Rodriguez

Pharmacy software can become obsolete, forcing pharmacy owners to seek new solutions. Here is a checklist of considerations when moving to a new system.

BI: A Data-Driven Approach to Operational Planning

by Beth Weisel

The concept of business intelligence (BI) dates back to the 19th century, evolving from manual information gathering to technology-driven analysis. By harnessing the power of data, pharmacies can achieve a competitive edge.

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Is CMS’ Proposed $2 Drug List Model Another Hit to Pharmacies?

Catalyst Corner

Pharmacy Services Continue in Turbulent Times

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