Aislinn Antrim
Associate Editor at Pharmacy Times
Journalist at Pharmacy Times | UNC '19 | Interests in politics, long-form storytelling, and cats
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pharmacytimes.com | Aislinn Antrim
Research findings presented at the American Association of Psychiatric Pharmacy (AAPP) 2025 meeting provide a framework for how certified community behavioral health clinics (CCBHCs) can be crucial partners in switching patients with serious mental illness to long-acting injectable (LAI) antipsychotic therapies with a longer duration.1Long-Acting Injectable TherapiesLAIs represent a significant advancement in the treatment of serious mental illnesses like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
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pharmacytimes.com | Aislinn Antrim
Arkansas Law Bans PBM-Owned PharmaciesOn April 16, Arkansas Gov Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed into law House Bill 1150, which bans state permits to pharmacies owned by pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs). The law will take effect January 1, 2026.1Supporters of this bill say it will help end PBM tactics that have long been seen as unfair to pharmacies, such as patient steering, below-cost reimbursements, and punitive audit practices.
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3 days ago |
pharmacytimes.com | Aislinn Antrim |Rick Gates
In an interview with Pharmacy Times, Rick Gates, chief pharmacy officer at Walgreens, discusses the company’s new PharmStart initiative. Gates said the initiative is intended to address 3 key barriers that prevent pharmacy technicians from pursuing pharmacy school: financial barriers, understanding the prerequisites, and finding work/life balance. Pharmacy Times: Can you explain the basics of how the PharmStart program will work?
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pharmacytimes.com | Aislinn Antrim |Craig Beavers |BCPS-AQ Cardiology
Host Craig Beavers spoke with Lavinia Salama, PharmD, clinical assistant professor at the University of Wyoming, about cardio-kidney-metabolic syndrome and how pharmacists can be at the forefront of serving patients. Salama also discusses her work in rural communities and why pharmacists are so crucial for those patients. Show Notes:
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1 week ago |
pharmacytimes.com | Aislinn Antrim
Rite Aid intends to file for a second bankruptcy and has announced widespread job cuts, according to reporting from Bloomberg News.1An internal letter sent to employees from CEO Matthew Schroeder explained that the company was unable to secure additional capital from lenders, which was necessary in order to continue operating the business.
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