Searching for Solutions

"A call to action for ambulatory care pharmacists for the treatment of depression and anxiety in primary care: An opinion paper of the ambulatory care and central nervous system practice research networks of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy” was recently published. Among the authors are AAPP members Richard J. Silvia Pharm.D., M.A., FCCP, Clayton English Pharm.D, Bridget A. Bradley Pharm.D, Anne Ottney Pharm.D, and M. Lynn Crismon Pharm.D., FCCP.

AAPP is continuing its membership in the Get the Medications Right Institute (GTMRX) in 2025. GTMRX is focused on advancing recognition among providers and payors of the importance of systematic, evidence-based approaches to medications and their rationale use and the urgent need for payment and policy reform to advance access to and payment for person-centered CMM services.