Nabil Fakih believes that it becomes more apparent that community pharmacies support the public’s health and welfare in these difficult times. Many opportunities to help their local communities come along with the challenges brought by the COVID-19 pandemic. Community pharmacists now play vital roles in providing the public with a wide range of medical services, …
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Nabil Fakih believes that while every pharmacist is responsible for all drug-related patient care, community pharmacists are primarily vital in improving the population’s health. They are essential parts of community members’ lives and deserve deep appreciation and gratitude for their services. Did you know that half of the population of the United States of America …
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For Nabil Fakih, it is easier to understand what gaps in care are and how and why they can occur than to spot and stop them. Generally speaking, a gap in patient care refers to the discrepancy between the care that is provided to patients and the recommended and ideal practices in the healthcare system. …
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Together with medical doctors, nurses, medical technologists, and other medical professionals, pharmacists are in the frontline in fighting against the novel coronavirus. Nabil Fakih believes that community pharmacists are playing a vital role in supporting patients, especially in the areas currently in lockdown. Unlike other businesses and public services, community pharmacies need to stay open …
The Arab-American Civil Rights League or ACRL is a nonprofit organization founded in 2011. The institution’s primary goal is to support and fight for the civil rights and liberties of the Arab-American community. ACRL Board of Directors Nabil Fakih is among the Board of Directors who oversee the operations of ACRL and ensure the group …
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According to Nabil Fakih, the Arab American Civil Rights League (ACRL) is a non-profit organization formed to advocate and protect the civil rights and liberties of Arab Americans. He is a member of the organization’s board of directors. A need for protection ACRL was founded in 2011 as a response to the astounding need to protect the …
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February’s Super Bowl had a lot of Americans cheering. Nabil Fakih, a director of the Arab American Civil Rights League (ACRL), noted that many Arab Americans had more reasons to celebrate this year’s game because it featured an Arab American coach and an Arab-inspired halftime show. Arab American Coach Robert Saleh is the first Arab American to …
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Nabil Fakih is one of the board members of the Arab American Civil Rights League (ACRL). The organization dedicates itself to securing the civil rights of Arab Americans and Fakih, born and raised in Tyre, Lebanon, considers it a huge honor to contribute to this noble cause. Arab Americans constitute a quickly growing group—current estimates …
When I, Nabil Fakih, first started working as a pharmacist, it was a struggle to find high-paying job positions that could sustain my everyday living. So if you are a new pharmacist who is looking for top-paying pharmacy jobs, then you would need to head East or West because the top-paying jobs can be found …
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As an advocate of Arab-American rights and heritage, Nabil Fakih is a supporter of the Arab American National Museum. Located along Michigan Avenue in Dearborn, Michigan, a city with one of the biggest Arab-American populations in the country, the museum was founded in 2005 and is the first of its kind dedicated to showcasing the …
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