Access To Psychiatric Medications During Times Of Natural Disasters & Pandemics
In a conversation with pharmacist Dr. Megan Ehret, Dr. Samantha Sweeney gathers insights on how pharmacists can best prepare for medication shortages amid natural disasters and pandemics. Dr. Ehret addresses the rapidly changing challenges pharmacists are facing every day and how they can make proactive plans—without losing sight of the main goal: providing quality care for patients.
Megan Ehret, PharmD, MS, BCPP, is the Pharmacist Corner Section Advisor for PsychU. Dr. Ehret is an Associate Professor in the Department of Pharmacy …
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