A new school year and new leadership has members of the UArizona ISPOR (International Society of Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research) student chapter thinking about the past year and setting goals for the future.
Overall results showed that once-daily extended-release tacrolimus tablets were incrementally more costly and more effective than twice-daily immediate-release therapy among Hispanic and Black kidney transplant recepients.
Recognizing three doctoral students from the Health and Pharmaceutical Outcomes program for their excellence in research and outstanding academic success.
Adherence to noninsulin antidiabetic medications was associated with more outpatient and fewer inpatient visits, as well as lower total expenditures compared with nonadherence.
Results warrant future consideration towards implementing advanced clinical decision support systems (CDSS) with appropriate systematic training programs in other pharmacy settings.
