The Missouri Pharmacy Podcast - Tripp Logan talks about the opportunities for pharmacists to increase their bottom line by providing services beyond the counter

Tripp Logan talks about the opportunities for pharmacists to increase their bottom line by providing services beyond the counter

06/03/18 • 11 min

Tripp Logan joins the podcast to discuss the Missouri Pharmacy Association’s work to begin the Community Pharmacy Enhanced Services Networks (CPESN) to reward quality of care from pharmacists to patients. It’s a chance for pharmacists to do more for patients, provide better outcomes, and improve their bottom line.

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State Rep. Lynn Morris discusses how SB 826 was passed, the dynamics behind how it got done, and why it's important for pharmacies and patients in the state of Missouri. Lynn carried the original bill and then amended it onto another piece of legislation which eventually passed the legislature and is waiting for the Governor's signature.

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