School of Pharmacy researchers Professor David Mott and Aaron Gilson examine the barriers and benefits of community pharmacists gaining access to patients’ health histories.
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An Outsize Impact on Wisconsin Pharmacy
Alumnus Mike Flint (BS ’81) created one of the first buying co-ops in Wisconsin — and that is just one of many contributions to pharmacy
Community-Inspired Care
Alum Moath Sarsour (PharmD ’16) launches Long Life independent pharmacy three years after graduation.
Pharmacists Take on Substance Abuse Treatment
Under leadership by School of Pharmacy alumni, Streu’s Pharmacy in Green Bay provides much-needed medication-assisted therapy for opioid and alcohol misuse.
Unleashing the Full Range of Pharmacist Expertise
William Doucette, a triple-threat pharmacy Badger holding degrees in both pharmacy and social and administrative science from the UW–Madison School of Pharmacy, devoted his career to helping community pharmacists overcome barriers in their practice.
Pharmacy Redesigned
Eric and Jenna Gresen (BS ’98) are anticipating the future of pharmacy by creating spaces for community education and point-of-care testing.
School of Pharmacy Expands Community Residency Program
Three more innovative community pharmacies partner with the School to welcome residents, expand services, and jump-start careers.