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NY lawmakers pass legislation seeking to delay e-prescribing

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February 13, 2015New York lawmakers have passed a bill seeking to delay a requirement that doctors and other health care providers only use electronic prescribing. Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office says it is reviewing the legislation. State Sen.

New York lawmakers have passed a bill seeking to delay a requirement that doctors and other health care providers only use electronic prescribing. Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office says it is reviewing the legislation. State Sen. Kemp Hannon (R-Nassau County), chairman of the health committee, says the 1-year delay is necessary to properly implement so-called e-prescribing for narcotics. The deadline to start e-prescribing is March 27.

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February 13, 2015The APhA Foundation has teamed up with America's ToothFairy: National Children?s Oral Health Foundation as part of its ongoing exploration of how pharmacists can engage in interdisciplinary efforts to promote oral health.

The APhA Foundation has teamed up with America's ToothFairy: National Children?s Oral Health Foundation as part of its ongoing exploration of how pharmacists can engage in interdisciplinary efforts to promote oral health. "With more than 250 million people passing through the doors of a community pharmacy every week, we believe that pharmacists can play an important role in promoting oral health and preventing tooth decay," says Benjamin Bluml, BSPharm, APhA Foundation Senior Vice President of Research and Innovation. The APhA Foundation encourages pharmacies to participate in National Children?s Dental Health Month by registering on the America?s ToothFairy web site, which also provides a downloadable promotional toolkit. "Many people are not aware how closely linked oral health is with your general health," says Mindy Smith, BSPharm, APhA Foundation Executive Director. "Our partnership with America?s ToothFairy is a significant opportunity to impact families across the country by raising awareness of untreated oral disease as a leading health concern for children."

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