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September 2023

Pain is a universal human experience and one of the most common reasons patients seek healthcare. However, providing effective pain care can be challenging due to various barriers that impact the delivery and quality of treatment, including stigma attached to the use of medications to manage chronic pain.  In observance of Pain Awareness Month, we take a look at barriers to effective pain management with a focus on stigma. By understanding the factors that contribute to stigma and developing strategies to

Chronic pain affects millions of people worldwide, significantly impacting their quality of life and overall well-being. As many individuals with chronic pain primarily rely on medications for relief, pharmacists play a crucial role in their care.  In observance of Pain Awareness Month, we highlight the integral role that pharmacists play in effective pain management. Various aspects of the pharmacist's role include medication management, pain education, self-management, interprofessional collaboration, and addressing stigma. Understanding Chronic Pain Chronic pain is a complex condition that involves physical,

This is part 2 of 2 Part I of this conversation gave an overview of AI’s benefits and risks in pharmacy, including the recent warnings and reports issued by the World Health Organization (WHO). This part continues the conversation by exploring how AI is currently being used, and where the future of AI in pharmacy might lead. Current Applications of AI in Pharmacy AI is already being used in various areas of pharmacy, showcasing its potential to transform healthcare practices. Medication management and

Artificial intelligence (AI) has made its way into almost every industry, including healthcare. One area where AI holds immense potential is pharmacy. With its ability to analyze vast amounts of data and make accurate predictions (when based on accurate input), AI can revolutionize the way medications are prescribed, dispensed, and monitored. The key question that arises is, what is the "appropriate" use of AI in pharmacy?  While the benefits are wide-ranging and inspire hope, it is important to strike a balance between