Recognize Pharmacists as Healthcare Providers

Recognize Pharmacists as Healthcare Providers Pharmacists are in a unique position to help patients get the care they deserve, lower healthcare costs, improve medical outcomes and quality of care!

Despite overwhelming evidence of the positive impact pharmacists can have on patient health, pharmacists are not recognized as healthcare providers under the Social Security Act and, therefore, cannot be paid by Medicare for therapy management and patient consultation services. The Social Security Act does recognize other healthcare professionals such as dieticians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurse midwives, and clinical social workers. Your action is requested. Please consider signing the petition!

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07/23/2024

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The World Patient Safety Day Summit is just 57 days away! There's still time to join us in Washington DC to meet with legislators to advocate for safer care and attend a remembrance ceremony for those impacted by unsafe care. Check out the details: www.pfps.us/wpsd-2024

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12/14/2022

Please consider sending a letter to your local representative. It only takes 2 minutes and it is a step forward to doing the right thing.

The National Patient Safety Board Act legislation that would establish a nonpunitive, collaborative, independent home to address safety in health care modeled in part after successful entities in the transportation industry.

07/14/2022

News you can use: The new 988-dialing code is more than just an easy-to-remember number—it’s a direct connection to accessible care and support for people experiencing mental health-related distress. Going Live on July 16! Learn more: https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/988

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06/04/2022

From Patients For Patient Safety US:

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Our cofounder Soojin Jun will be sharing her experience as a & how the tragedy of her dad’s earlier than expected death has transformed her to be a and later on in this series of World Health Organization (WHO)’s without .

is a too. It can be silent, unnnoticed, and fatal, especially vulnerable & with & and especially when not done properly during

07 June 2022: Medication Safety in Transitions of Care Unsafe medication practices and medication errors are a leading cause of injury and avoidable harm in health care systems across the world. WHO Patient Safety Flagship has initiated a series of monthly webinars on the topic of “WHO Global Pati...

05/14/2022

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03/17/2022

Epilepsy is a disorder that afflicts approximately 50 million people worldwide and medicines are the mainstay of treatment. Pharmacists have great role to play in improving the care of people with epilepsy.

Our webinar on 25 March at 13:00 CET will explore the findings of the recent WHO report on epilepsy, describe ways that pharmacists can be involved in caring for patients with epilepsy and discuss the challenges of access to medicines for many people worldwide: https://bit.ly/36qc5dV

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Despite overwhelming evidence of the positive impact pharmacists can have on patient health, pharmacists are not recognized as healthcare providers under the Social Security Act and, therefore, cannot be paid by Medicare for therapy management and patient consultation services. The Social Security Act does recognize other healthcare professionals such as dieticians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurse midwives, and clinical social workers. Your action is requested. Please consider signing the petition!