Patient Compliance

‘When you’ve met one person with autism, you’ve met one person with autism’

How pharmacist Yolanda Yeung helped build a community pharmacy model that literally cares for patients where they live.

How physicians can help patients overcome the symptoms of genitourinary syndrome of menopause.

A clinical pharmacist trying to make a difference when he sees elevated PSA levels—with some situations harder to tackle than others.

On misinformation, broken trust, and the patient I couldn't reach.

Dr. Hector Baillie attempts to untangle the absurdity of an encounter with a patient who had been taking medical advice from questionable sources.

The order, signed Monday, advocates separating the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine into three different single-disease shots and giving all childhood immunizations at separate appointments when possible.

What patients expect from a medication can change how they experience it. Here's what the science means for pharmacists at the counter.

While we await a unified digital record, empowering patients to track and share their own medical history is a practical step.

Are we unconsciously more invested in feeling smart than in being effective? Rather than blaming system failures (which we are good at), we must evaluate psychological patterns that are limiting our impact.