On World Pharmacists Day, we join the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) in celebrating the vital role pharmacists play in medication safety and public health. Pharmacists are among the most accessible healthcare professionals worldwide. When enabled to perform at their full scope, they improve access to care, optimize medicine use, and strengthen health systems. #WPD2026

ACCP members are helping shape national efforts in health information technology, digital innovation, interoperability, and pharmacist-provided patient care. Learn more about their contributions and the work of the Pharmacy HIT Collaborative: ow.ly/VZ1w50ZNVt4

Congratulations to ACCP member Susan E. Smith and co-authors on the recent publication of their article in Pharmacotherapy! Access the abstract and/or article here: ow.ly/tSFc50Zeb1x #MakingAnImpact #ACCP #OpenAccess @PharmacoJournal

The ACCP Foundation will recognize outstanding peer reviewers and authors at the 2026 ACCP Annual Meeting. Learn more about this year’s honorees and the research being recognized, including four Editor’s Choice papers that will be featured as platform presentations at the Annual Meeting: ow.ly/vzcE50ZNVkc

The #ACCPAM26 hotel room block cutoff is fast approaching! Stay where the action is at the Hyatt Regency Salt Lake City, directly connected to the Salt Palace Convention Center and just steps from every session, event, and networking opportunity. Book your room before the block closes: ow.ly/TZSi50ZOjmV

Congratulations to ACCP member Christie Schumacher and co-authors on the recent publication of their article in Pharmacotherapy! Access the abstract and/or article here: ow.ly/fg8850ZeaZb #MakingAnImpact #ACCP @PharmacoJournal

In her latest President’s Column, Denise H. Rhoney explores how asking better questions, and following the evidence wherever it leads, can shape the future of clinical pharmacy. Read the full column to learn more about the questions that can change care and John W. Devlin’s contributions to critical care. ow.ly/E6VI50ZNURY

For Macaleigh, the best part of the Annual Meeting is the opportunity to connect—with students, colleagues, and friends from across the profession. From mock interviews and roundtable discussions to unexpected reunions, these moments make the Annual Meeting a highlight each year. Through our Rising Star series, we’re proud to recognize and elevate the voices of trainees and new practitioners making a meaningful impact in research, practice, and advocacy. Join us in celebrating their journey and discovering opportunities to connect, mentor, and grow together.

ACCP and @PCPCC developed a resource guide to support the integration of Comprehensive Medication Management (CMM) into advanced primary care models, including the Patient-Centered Medical Home. Check out the full fact sheet below: thepcc.pub/Integrating-CMM

Congratulations to ACCP member Robert B. Parker on the recent publication of his article in JACCP! Access the abstract and/or article here: ow.ly/oR1O50Z4pM3 #MakingAnImpact #ACCP @JACCPJournal

Congratulations to ACCP member M. Shawn McFarland and co-authors on the recent publication of their article in JACCP! Access the abstract and/or article here: ow.ly/5evY50Z4pHv #MakingAnImpact #ACCP @JACCPJournal

Join ACCP in celebrating seven members who will be honored for their contributions to clinical pharmacy at the 2026 ACCP Awards Ceremony! Sally A. Arif - Excellence in Advancement of DEIA Award Larisa H. Cavallari - Russell R. Miller Award John W. Devlin - ACCP Therapeutic Frontiers Lecture Award Elizabeth Anne Farrington - Elenbaas Service Award Jennifer K. McDermott - C. Edwin Webb Professional Advocacy Award Nancy L. Shapiro - ACCP Education Award Joanna Stollings - ACCP Clinical Practice Award Learn more about this year’s honorees and the accomplishments that earned them this recognition: ow.ly/RYMv50ZNTnT

New on iForumRx: Can once-weekly insulin improve glycemic control, adherence, and patient satisfaction over once-daily insulin without increasing the risk of hypoglycemia? Our new commentary discusses the findings of the QWINT-3 study, which compared once-weekly efsitora with once-daily degludec. ow.ly/swPq50ZNXLE

The 2026 ACCP Clinical Pharmacy Challenge is underway, with teams from 100 institutions competing in a series of trivia, clinical case, and Jeopardy-style rounds. Learn more about this year’s competition and follow the teams as they advance: ow.ly/Lig350ZNTbj

Congratulations to ACCP member Ian B. Hollis and co-authors on the recent publication of their article in JACCP! Access the abstract and/or article here: ow.ly/ZAeY50Z4pvv #MakingAnImpact #ACCP @JACCPJournal

ACCP is pleased to announce Amie D. Brooks, Pharm.D., FCCP, BCACP, CAE, as the College’s next Executive Director. With extensive experience in clinical pharmacy, association leadership, and professional education, Brooks brings a wealth of experience to her new role. Click the link to learn more about Brooks and her upcoming transition to Executive Director: ow.ly/xIwl50ZNSZ3

Women with cancer can face unique considerations that extend beyond the treatment of the malignancy itself. The latest themed collection in Pharmacotherapy explores important issues at the intersection of women’s health and oncology, including fertility preservation, thrombosis, cardiotoxicity, and more. Explore the collection and read the latest articles addressing these important considerations in cancer care: ow.ly/yE4150ZAxLI

We’re just over 30 days away from the 2026 ACCP Annual Meeting! Soon, clinical pharmacy professionals from diverse backgrounds and areas of the profession will come together to share knowledge, exchange ideas, and build meaningful connections. Make plans to be part of it—early registration rates end next week. Register today: ow.ly/FaKa50ZNsTn #ACCPAM26

Not sure what to expect from residency programs? That’s okay! The SNPhA x ACCP Residency Showcase is a chance to learn directly from programs about their culture, training experiences, and what they look for in future residents. Register to attend: ow.ly/MxFO50ZNsYw

What advances in lipid-lowering therapy could help improve cardiovascular health? Pharmacotherapy is seeking submissions for a themed issue focused on recent advances in lipid-lowering pharmacotherapy, pharmacoepidemiology, risk assessment and stratification, and pharmacovigilance in dyslipidemia. Manuscripts are due January 31, 2027. Questions or interested in proposing a paper? Contact the guest editors to discuss your paper’s scope and fit before submission: ow.ly/rFKX50ZAxAN