2024 Incentive Grant Recipient: Carly Messenger, PharmD
Project Proposal: The Assessment of Medication Adherence when Transitioning Between Medication Adherence Packaging Programs in a Rural Independent Pharmacy
Carly Messenger is a PGY-1 Community Pharmacy Resident with University at Buffalo and Middleport Family Health Center in Buffalo, NY. She graduated from St. John Fisher University.
"Community pharmacies often serve as a hub for care in rural areas, providing personalized, patient-centered care that goes beyond filling prescriptions. By bridging the gap in healthcare accessibility, it ensures all patients are receiving high-quality care. The aim of this project acts as a commitment to meeting the needs of rural populations."
"Community pharmacies often serve as a hub for care in rural areas, providing personalized, patient-centered care that goes beyond filling prescriptions. By bridging the gap in healthcare accessibility, it ensures all patients are receiving high-quality care. The aim of this project acts as a commitment to meeting the needs of rural populations."
"I am honored to receive this Incentive Grant from the APhA Foundation to reach our shared goal of making advancements in pharmacists’ patient care services. This grant is a testament to the importance of this project, and I look forward to the opportunity to contribute to improving patient care in rural communities."