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Executive Interview with Joe Pinto

Joe Pinto, Vice President of Pharmacy Operations at Mount Sinai Health System, shares insights into the unique challenges of managing pharmacy operations across multiple hospitals. Joe discusses the critical role of pharmacists in patient care, emphasizing the importance of standardizing practices while accommodating individual site needs. He also explores the potential of AI and automation in pharmacy, highlighting both the opportunities and risks associated with these technologies. Finally, Joe reflects on the pharmacy landscape and the need for better advocacy and marketing to showcase the full scope of what pharmacists contribute to healthcare.

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