Pharmacy Teams Impacting COVID Clinical Services

12/20/22 • 34 min

John D. Grabenstein, PhD, Managing Editor, Immunize.org, talks about how pharmacy teams have made an impact in COVID Clinical Services during the pandemic on the Quality Corner Show with Host Nick Dorich, PharmD, PQS Senior Manager of Pharmacy Accounts.
Grabenstein also talks about how pharmacists and pharmacy technicians experienced increased scope of practice.
John D. Grabenstein is the author of the Aug. 18, 2022 JAPha article "Essential services: Quantifying the contributions of America’s pharmacists in COVID-19 clinical interventions."

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PQS Quality Corner Show - Pharmacy Teams Impacting COVID Clinical Services

Transcript

00:00:01:11 - 00:00:24:00
Speaker 1
So when I wrote the manuscript and submitted it, we were at 258 million COVID vaccinations. When the article came out, I think we were to 70 to the end of November. It was at 292. And so we're I mean, we're in McDonald's hamburger of of, you know, will you know, we'll be at a third of a billion doses.
00:00:24:05 - 00:00:37:01
Speaker 1
And, you know, this is not this is not turning into doses. It's not intended to thousand doses. It's 282 mil