Matt Williams, vice president of U.S. government affairs at McKesson, tells this week’s Video Forum about the pharmaceutical distributor’s ongoing efforts to support retail pharmacy in the public policy arena. Among the topics he addresses are prospects for passage of the Main Street Pharmacy Access Act (formerly known as ECAPS) and McKesson Amplify, a program that provides funding and resources for state pharmacy associations.
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