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Join the discussion about adopting race-free estimated GFR (CKD-EPI) for medication-related kidney function assessment in older adults and other patient populations. buff.ly/q37hl4l

Applications open May 15 for the ACCP Foundation Futures Grants program—supporting student, trainee, and early-career members with developmental research funding. Up to $100,000 is available. Learn more: ow.ly/W68o50YITk2

2026 articles are starting to populate in PubMed!

In this ACCP Journals podcast, researchers from Harvard Medical School provide an overview of the Primary Care Investment Guide, which advocates for the integration of clinical pharmacists into primary care teams.  Listen here: spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/UKMU1fJSV1b @JACCPJournal

Congratulations to ACCP member Rita R. Alloway on the recent publication of her article in JACCP! Access the abstract and/or article here: ow.ly/RB7I50YieOw #MakingAnImpact #ACCP @JACCPJournal

Congratulations to ACCP member Youssef Bessada and co-authors on the recent publication of their article in JACCP! Access the abstract and/or article here: ow.ly/JIty50YieXS #MakingAnImpact #ACCP @JACCPJournal

In this ACCP Commentary, six recommendations are provided to assist clinical pharmacists in ethically navigating industry interactions. Access the commentary here: ow.ly/75xx50YIRQe @JACCPJournal

Congratulations to ACCP member Caitlin Brown and co-authors on the recent publication of their article in JACCP! Access the abstract and/or article here: ow.ly/v4fV50Yig1h #MakingAnImpact #ACCP @JACCPJournal

In this ACCP Journals podcast, researchers from Harvard Medical School provide an overview of the Primary Care Investment Guide, which advocates for the integration of clinical pharmacists into primary care teams. Listen here: buff.ly/3R66StA

Scoping reviews are best suited to answering broad questions about a topic including mapping the current literature, identifying strengths and gaps in the literature, and tracking the use of terminology or methods used within a field. OPEN ACCESS: buff.ly/MX8SNf3

Most revascularized ASCVD patients did not have follow-up lipid panels, lipid lowering therapy intensification, and did not achieve an LDL-C < 70 mg/dL, suggesting numerous opportunities for improvement. buff.ly/qdPvErl

Integrated approaches combining comprehensive medication management with team-based care to optimize management of all risk factors meaningfully and substantially reduce cardiovascular risk. buff.ly/OQ0r4Ef

This white paper evaluates evidence and describes current challenges related to cultural intelligence, health-related social needs/social determinants of health, and DEIA in pharmacy practice, education, and research. buff.ly/xbqUjHN

Some AI tools demonstrated performance comparable with pharmacists for routine drug information questions, while others showed lower reliability, particularly for clinically nuanced responses. buff.ly/8siz6pc

This quality improvement initiative was effective in de-labeling 33% of inaccurate penicillin-allergic patients across two ambulatory care clinics with diverse populations. buff.ly/0RV7rNU

In this ACCP Journals podcast, researchers from Harvard Medical School provide an overview of the Primary Care Investment Guide, which advocates for the integration of clinical pharmacists into primary care teams. Listen here: buff.ly/sF3OXOd

@JACCPJournal is now accepting papers for a themed issue on Age-Friendly Practice, Education, and Policy, focused on clinical pharmacists’ impact on care for older adults. Submit your manuscript by September 1, 2026. Learn more: ow.ly/FZ5R50YuM7p

@JACCPJournal has released a themed issue on advancing substance use disorder prevention, treatment, and recovery. Access the issue online: ow.ly/U54650YuPOj

The Primary Care Investment Guide advocates for the integration of clinical pharmacists into primary care teams. Learn about the research that identified sustainable strategies in primary care settings that enhance patient outcomes and reduce costs. buff.ly/sF3OXOd

@JACCPJournal has been accepted for indexing in MEDLINE, and articles will soon be discoverable on PubMed. We are grateful for the ongoing support from our authors, reviewers, readers, and editors. @ACCP