Special guest Kevin Hansen, Assistant Director of Pharmacy at Moses Cone Memorial Hospital, sits down for a far-reaching interview. Kevin call for barcode scanning of compounding ingredients as a minimum required standard. And he explains how changing perspectives can lead to greater adoption of compounding technology across health systems.

Anesthesia providers need easy access to medications in the operating room. Pharmacy needs to keep medications secure. Achieving that delicate balance in the OR pressure cooker between access and accountability requires an aligned vision, dynamic communications, and enabling, closed-loop technology.

Hear how two pharmacy leaders similarly approached assessing their medication distribution model. But arrived at much different conclusions.

Join us and definitive insider, Ted Slafsky, to help sort out the legal, policy, and financial complexities of the 340B Drug Pricing Program.

Pharmacy dashboards are no longer enough. Learn how emerging technologies, including predictive and prescriptive analytics, can take medication management to the next level.

Learn how pharmacy leaders from Baptist Health are using a new self-assessment tool to chart a pathway to achieving a fully autonomous pharmacy. The self-assessment tool is available free from the Autonomous Pharmacy Advisory Board.

Pharmacy innovators are solving technician shortages with new, subscription models that include the technology, dedicated labor, integrated best practices, and expert services, to realize the promise of pharmacy automation.

When you invest in technology, you have high hopes that successful adoption will lead to improved pharmacy performance. But, how do you measure successful adoption? How can you be sure your technology is making a difference? Learn how aligning with your technology partner on key clinical, operational, and business metrics at the outset of the project can set you up for long-term success.

Learn how health systems can leverage a vibrant, pharmacy-finance partnership to drive successful 340B programs, and allow pharmacy staff more time to focus on patient care. Find out why 340B program management has evolved, the program challenges that health systems still face, and the data and operational complexities that necessitate a cross-functional approach.

Like many health systems, Allegheny Health Network was challenged by the cost, compliance, and complexity of compounding sterile products (CSPs). Learn how AHN innovated its CSP program using advanced robotics and expert technicians, leading to enhanced safety, improved practices, and cost savings.