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In this month’s issue of Pharmacy Purchasing & Products, we have some excellent coverage of products and services that will help bring your practice up to speed with today’s modern pharmacy. We will help you decide if and which compounding aseptic isolator is right for you, and give you a technician’s view of tabletop unit dose packaging machines. We will also walk you through
pharmacy’s role in investigational drug services, and show you the process for automating 340B purchases. All this comes with our usual coverage of all things new and noteworthy in the realm of hospital pharmacy.

As we all know, engaged, informed, and motivated technicians bring significant value to every pharmacy operation. It is the director of pharmacy’s responsibility to create an environment where technicians can thrive. PP&P wants to help bring valuable pharmacy information to your techs, and our new digital edition is the perfect solution.

PP&P Has Gone Digital – Sign Up Your Techs!
We want to take this opportunity to announce our new digital edition of Pharmacy Purchasing & Products. The digital edition is our electronic duplication of the print version, featuring interactive content to expand your experience with PP&P. This is a great opportunity to bring PP&P to your technicians. To sign up, visit www.pppmag.com and register your technicians today! All the best,
R. Mitchell Halvorsen
Publisher

P.S. Pharmacy Purchasing Outlook has announced its 13th Annual Pharmacy Purchasing Networking Conference, focusing on techs and buyers. Running from August 17-20, 2009, at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, this year’s PPN Conference offers an estimated 8-10 CE hours, including Pharmacy Law. With reps from over 80 pharmaceutical companies, this is an excellent opportunity for your staff to learn about all the innovations in the industry. Go to www.pharmacypurchasing.com for more information.