Fall is here. There are pumpkins on the front porch, a pleasant chill in the air and leaves on the ground. Inside, the heating system has replaced the air conditioner and hearty stews are replacing watermelon slices and snowcones. Oh, and there are runny noses, coughs and fevers galore because the arrival of Fall means […]
Fall is here. There are pumpkins on the front porch, a pleasant chill in the air and leaves on the ground. Inside, the heating system has replaced the air conditioner and hearty stews are replacing watermelon slices and snowcones. Oh, and there are runny noses, coughs and fevers galore because the arrival of Fall means that cold and flu season is officially here.
This week I encourage you to take a few minutes and evaluate whether or not your pharmacy is ready for the always hectic cold and flu season. You can review these past articles from the RMS blog for some quick tips on keeping your customers happy and healthy.
5 tips for a healthy cold and flu season in your pharmacy
5 tips for surviving cold and flu season in your independent pharmacy
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