Congratulations to the 2025 Award Recipients
Mr. Wright Lassiter III is the 2025 ABHP Health-system Leadership Award Recipient
Dr. Anthony Scott is the 2025 ASHP-ABHP Joint Leadership Award Recipient
Audrea Juny Simpson is the 2025 ABHP Industry Relations Award Recipient
Tony Jackson is the 2025 Presdent's Award Recipient
Britnee Innocent is the 2025 Student Achievement Award Recipient
Desiree Dennis is the 2025 Student Achievement Award Recipient
Lauren Wells is the 2025 Student Achievement Award Recipient
NOTABLE BLACK PHARMACISTS TO CELEBRATE - BLACK HISTORY
It is truly remarkable and meaningful to have a group of pharmacists gathered together who have profoundly shaped and influenced the lives of so many. Their enduring legacy is evident in the generations of outstanding pharmacists who have followed in their footsteps. Those fortunate enough to have benefited from their mentorship, leadership, integrity, generosity, and other outstanding qualities can surely appreciate the lasting impact these pioneers have had on their personal and professional journeys. From the Ira Robinson Collection, we honor the pharmacists featured during this Black History Month (from left to right): Hewitt “Ted” Matthews, Ira C. Robinson, Roy C. Darlington, Marie L. Best, Rosalyn Cain-King, Ramona McCarthy Hawkins, Mary Munson Runge, and Patrick Wells. These exceptional individuals not only excelled in their careers but also became true legends.
AFRICAN AMERICAN PHARMACY HISTORY - CALL FOR CONTRIBUTORS
The Association of Black Health-system Pharmacists (ABHP) invites volunteer contributors to help document, preserve, and amplify the rich and often underrepresented history of Black pharmacists and Black pharmacy practice in the United States and beyond. For more information, click the button below.
ABHP ADVOCACY TO PROTECT 340B DRUG PRICING PROGRAM
Section 340B of the Public Health Service Act (Pub. L. 102-585) requires participating drug manufacturers to provide discounted prices on covered outpatient drugs, to eligible healthcare organizations known as covered entities, who serves the country’s indigent and vulnerable patient population. The intent of the program is to permit covered entities to stretch scare federal resources as far as possible, reaching more eligible patients and providing more comprehensive health services. Covered entities realize significant savings by purchasing outpatient drugs through the 340B program. Covered entities use these savings to provide additional services that will benefit patients. The 340B program helps safety-net providers carry out their missions to serve their communities.
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