Meredith Frey
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Meredith Frey is a researcher focused on advancing community pharmacy practice through quality improvement and accreditation initiatives. Her work examines how structured programs can drive meaningful change in pharmacist behavior and patient care delivery. In her most-cited study, "Pharmacist-reported practice change as a result of a statewide community pharmacy accreditation program" (2019), she demonstrated that accreditation frameworks can catalyze tangible shifts in daily pharmacy operations, from enhanced clinical services to improved medication management protocols. While her citation count reflects the emerging nature of this field, her research provides critical evidence for policymakers and pharmacy leaders seeking to standardize care quality across diverse practice settings. Frey’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging the gap between regulatory standards and frontline practice, offering practical insights into how accreditation can serve as a catalyst for professional development and patient safety. Her work underscores the importance of evaluating real-world implementation, making her a valuable voice in the ongoing effort to elevate community pharmacy’s role in healthcare.
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