Kari Trapskin
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Kari Trapskin is a researcher and practitioner whose work centers on advancing community pharmacy practice through quality improvement and accreditation frameworks. Her most notable contribution, detailed in the 2019 study "Pharmacist-reported practice change as a result of a statewide community pharmacy accreditation program," examines how structured accreditation initiatives can drive tangible, real-world changes in pharmacy operations and patient care. This work, which has garnered 2 citations, provides critical insights into the mechanisms by which regulatory and professional standards translate into improved clinical services and workflow efficiencies. Trapskin’s research is particularly impactful for policymakers and pharmacy leaders seeking evidence-based strategies to elevate the standard of care in community settings. By documenting the experiences of pharmacists within a statewide program, she highlights the potential for accreditation to foster professional development and systemic innovation. Her findings underscore the importance of accountability and continuous learning in pharmacy, offering a replicable model for other regions. Trapskin’s dedication to bridging research and practice makes her a valuable voice in the ongoing effort to optimize pharmacist roles and improve patient outcomes.
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