The business of pharmacy is tough due to rising rents, staffing costs, and increased online options; however, most Americans desire in-person pharmacist access.
Pharmacists are on the frontline of community healthcare, providing crucial non-emergency services that many would prefer over visiting a doctor or hospital.
Despite many Americans having no primary care physician, pharmacists can help bridge gaps by ensuring safe medication interactions and providing personalized patient care.
Our fragmented healthcare system's lack of communication highlights the importance of pharmacists in providing continuity of care and protecting patients from potential medication errors.
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