Medications play a vital role in modern healthcare, offering relief from ailments and improving our quality of life. However, the process of getting the right medication to the right patient isn’t always straightforward. Medication errors can lead to severe consequences, jeopardizing patient safety and well-being. Research states that many patients die each year due to…
Have you ever wondered how a simple change in medication management could revolutionize how internal medicine is practiced? Hold on tight because we’re about to embark on an exciting journey into the world of physician dispensing and its profound impact on internal medicine practice. Brace yourself for a paradigm shift that’s reshaping patient care, empowering…
Imagine a world where patients can receive their prescribed medications right at their podiatrist’s office. In-office dispensing is revolutionizing the field of podiatry, offering a range of benefits that go beyond convenience. From streamlining the patient experience to improving treatment outcomes, this practice transforms patient care for the better. In this blog post, we’ll explore…
In-office dispensing is a game-changing approach to medication management in surgical care. It involves providing patients with their necessary medications directly from the surgical practice, eliminating the reliance on traditional pharmacies. This streamlined process offers numerous benefits, including enhanced convenience and time-saving for both patients and healthcare providers. Join us as we explore the advantages…
The relationship between physicians and their patients is critical for successful healthcare outcomes. However, in today’s fast-paced healthcare industry, physicians face the growing challenge of maintaining a strong relationship with their patients. Thankfully, the rise of in-office dispensing offers physicians an opportunity to improve health outcomes and strengthen the trust between patients and their providers.…
Medication non-compliance or non-adherence is a major health problem for patients, healthcare providers, and the healthcare system. It is the act of not complying with one’s treatment plan—for example not taking the right dose, not filling prescriptions, or abandoning treatment altogether. According to studies, about 50% of patients do not adhere to their treatment plan…
Both the State and Federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is responsible for overseeing and managing drug disbursement in the country. They create laws to regulate the distribution and dispensing of all kinds of medications, whether they be over-the-counter, prescription, or controlled substances. Traditionally, they only allowed pharmacies and pharmacists to distribute and dispense medications…
Many technological innovations (e.g. Telemedicine, robotic surgery) have improved various aspects of the healthcare system. And while medication dispensing isn’t new and doesn’t require a lot of technology to implement, having it as an offering can vastly improve the welfare of a provider’s patient-base. Read on below as we discuss the various benefits that you…
If you are a physician working in New Mexico and are considering medication dispensing at your practice, you must adhere to state laws and regulations. The information included on this page is for reference only, so please refer to New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department or New Mexico Practitioner’s Manual for updated information. Registration for…
Primary care refers to the provision of accessible and first-contact healthcare services to all types of patients一seniors, adults, and children. It focuses on the general welfare of patients by providing preventive care, wellness programs, and treatment for various diseases. It is usually provided for by a primary care physician who practices general medicine. Primary care…