Pharma Pulse 5/22/24: A Pharmacist’s Impact on Inclusive Health Care, ChatGPT Usage to Support Drug Development & more

Mapping Baseline ChatGPT Usage to Support Drug Development

Despite limitations to its widespread use within healthcare, there is great potential for ChatGPT’s application in drug development.

Multilingual Medicine: A Pharmacist’s Impact on Inclusive Health Care

Patricia Gutierrez, PharmD, BCACP, CDE, aims to combat the challenges in culturally competent care with knowledge and love for her community and patients

Does Legalizing Cannabis Increase Adolescent Use? This Expert Found Mixed Results.

Contrary to expectation, a major study found that weed use among minors was lower in states where the drug was legal.

Incyte Expands Presence in Delaware through Acquisition of Two Downtown Wilmington Office Buildings

Incyte announced the expansion of its presence in Delaware with the acquisition of two buildings at 1100 North King Street and 1100 North French Street in downtown Wilmington. This acquisition marks Incyte’s fourth expansion in Delaware since establishing operations in Alapocas in 2014. The new buildings will allow the Company’s U.S.-based teams to be located together as they continue to deliver on their commitment to finding innovative solutions for patients with critical unmet medical needs.

Jenni Krohn on LinkedIn:

"A 2023 study found that emergency department physicians are interrupted as frequently as seven times per hour, which contributes to medication errors. A 2021 study determined that nurses are interrupted even more often—up to 12.68 times per hour.

Clearly, hospitals need to find ways to reduce demands on clinicians and staff, and systems that incorporate RFID can provide a wireless solution that can reduce time-consuming or repetitive tasks that are pervasive in healthcare."

Great article from Gwen Volpe RPh, LSSBB, FASHP in thePharmaceutical Commerce Magazine!

#RAIN #RFID #phamra #patientsafety

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