The United States healthcare system continues a shift to value-based care with a focus on better care for patients, better health for communities, and lower costs.
In September, the NACDS Foundation announced $130,000 in scholarships to be awarded to seven schools and colleges of pharmacy for their educational programs, which aim to advance patient care and public health.
The NACDS Foundation promotes diversity and innovation in pharmacy education in under-represented populations.
Roszak also elected president of the NACDS Foundation.
The NACDS Foundation today released a video highlighting the NACDS Foundation’s continued commitment to exploring new models of care, spearheading innovative research and public health initiatives, building partnerships, and expanding access to patient care in communities across the country.
The NACDS Foundation promotes diversity and innovation in pharmacy education in under-represented populations.
National radio tour conducted by NACDS Foundation, March of Dimes urges Americans to receive key immunizations; reaches patients in the communities where they live and work.
Five faculty members from pharmacy schools and colleges nationwide have been selected to participate in the 18-month research mentorship program.
Physicians’ letter recognizes community pharmacy as critical to improving patient access to care; congratulates NACDS Foundation on important work in addressing Latent Tuberculosis Infection Treatment.
Grant builds on successful value-driven model to improve patient health in collaboration with respected researchers at University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Eshelman School of Pharmacy
