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Combating Obesity – The Pharmacist’s Role

Over recent decades, obesity has grown into a global health crisis where 38% of U.S. adults and more than 17% of children are currently obese. A 2015 study revealed statistics that are even more alarming: more than 600 million adults and 100 million children worldwide are considered obese.


Expanding Technician Roles with Innovative Pharmacy Systems

Pharmacists practicing at the top of their licenses is something Ed Vess, R.Ph., has long advocated. QS/1’s senior manager of pharmacy professional affairs wants pharmacists to use their education to provide clinical patient care and claim their place as reimbursed members of the healthcare team.


We’re Here for Your Pharmacy with Support Solutions

When you purchase our pharmacy software solutions, you become part of our community. As a team, we work together to guarantee you get the most out of your software while providing your pharmacy with the resources needed to be successful, ensuring your voice is heard, and continuously improving our services to aid you.


Electronic Patient Care

Equipping You for Patient Care

Of all the caregivers a patient encounters, community pharmacists are often the most accessible. There is increasing focus on how their availability and clinical know-how can be used to create better outcomes for patients, particularly the high-risk and chronically ill.


Preparing You for New Standards and Regulations

Once again, QS/1 is leading the way to help you make the transition from the current version of the National Council for Prescription Drug Programs (NCPDP) SCRIPT standard to the new one as smooth as possible. Pharmacies and prescribers that transmit electronic prescriptions have a little more than a year to convert to the new version. Currently, pharmacies and prescribers that wish to prescribe electronically must transmit those e-prescriptions using the SCRIPT Standard version 10.6. On January 1, 2020, transmissions must be made using the New SCRIPT Standard version 2017071.