The Pharma Logistics PharmaWaste program offers a simple way to properly dispose of your pharmaceutical waste, ensuring compliance with local, state and federal regulations for returns and disposal. Watch the video to learn more.
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The Pharma Logistics’ Drug Take-Back Program is a simple and safe medication disposal program that helps keep your community safe and complies with the requirements of the DEA Secure and Responsible Drug Disposal Act. Learn more.
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The Pharma Logistics Rapid Credit program is a powerful enhancement to reverse distribution services. Rapid Credit offers expedited processing for pharmaceutical product returns with both financial and operational benefits to a pharmacy. Learn more!
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As a pharmacy owner or manager, you know that data is important for running and growing a pharmacy business. It helps to ensure that you have the right inventory, that your team is operating efficiently, and that your patients are receiving optimal care. Having timely data and analytics is essential.
However, a little-known but valuable source of data and insights for your pharmacy is reverse distribution. While every pharmacy needs a process for handling their product returns, reverse distribution is more than just a way to “clean out unused inventory.” Learn more by downloading the Data & Analytics Handbook.
A good reverse distributor is a partner for your pharmacy business: providing data and insights about your pharmaceutical returns and inventory processes to help improve your pharmacy’s inventory management—and ultimately, your bottom line. To understand how your vendor is performing, you must evaluate key performance indicators (KPIs). Download the handbook to learn more about what KPIs to consider.
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As a hospital pharmacy manager, you know that data is important for running and growing a hospital pharmacy business. It helps to ensure that you have the right inventory, that your team is operating efficiently, and that your patients are receiving optimal care. A little-known but valuable source of data and insights for your pharmacy is reverse distribution. Learn more about the data you should be receiving from your vendor.
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This checklist provides an overview of the steps necessary to stay in compliance with USP <800>.
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Each year, more than 8 million U.S. health care personnel are potentially exposed to hazardous drugs (HDS). The risk is obvious and can lead to serious health issues for you and/or your staff. Considering the potential impact on health and safety, the purpose of USP <800> is to define standards for handling HDs and to help promote patient, worker and environmental protection. Learn more about the proper requirements.
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