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All 50 states now allow pharmacists and physicians to enter into Collaborative Practice Agreements (CPAs) in which one or more pharmacists establish a formal relationship with a prescriber, in which the prescriber can delegate specific tasks to a pharmacist under negotiated conditions, which would not otherwise be permitted under the pharmacist’s normal scope of practice

Although state laws vary, generally, CPAs allow prescribers to delegate specific patient care tasks to pharmacists. The pharmacist’s scope of practice under a CPA is generally defined by established protocols that are condition or disease specific. For example, under a CPA, pharmacists many be empowered to perform patient assessments, order laboratory tests, prescribe drugs, counsel patients, and make referrals for related care. They may also be permitted to select, initiate, monitor, continue, discontinue, adjust, and refill therapy regimens.
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The High-Value Pharmacy Enterprise Framework.

The High-Value Pharmacy Enterprise Framework is a collection of evidence-based and expert recommended best practices designed to enhance health system pharmacy operations by ensuring safe, effective, and patient-centered medication management throughout the health-system pharmacy enterprise. It is gaining in popularity due to the many patient safety, operational, and cost efficiencies it brings to health systems that embrace the model.

The HVPE framework is built around 8 Domains of essential pharmacy practice elements that are established best practices for health-system pharmacies. The framework contains a total of 94 operational statements and 336 performance measures within these 8 domains.
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Provider Insights on the Impact of 340B Pricing.

We frequently get asked for insights on how the 340B Drug Pricing Program may... or may not... be impacting the prescribing choices of participating covered entities. The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) administers this federal program which is intended to help safety-net providers carry out their missions to serve their communities.

The Kinetix Group (TKG) recently conducted a market access research study to gain insights from healthcare providers on how the 340B program is impacting care delivery in covered entities. You can reach out to us for the full study, but a few of the highlights from our study are included in this briefing

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Introduction to Targeted Therapies: CAR T-cell Therapy
T-cell Transfer Therapy is a special type of immunotherapy that takes a person’s own T-cells (a type of immune cell), adds specific antigens to the T-cells that can identify the cancer cells, and puts them back into the person’s body. Cancer cells express unique antigens (signaling proteins). T-cells are programmed in the lab to find those signals and deliver a cancer stopping treatment right to the individual cancer cell. There are two main types of T-cell transfer therapy: tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TIL) and CAR T-cell Therapy.
Targeted therapies are evolving rapidly and are increasingly more patient specific, as well as significantly more complex to manufacture and deliver. With any of these therapies, life science companies may need to thoughtfully consider strategies for addressing market access needs, patient journey issues, and the complexities of clinical care delivery protocols.

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Medication Adherence for Patients with Severe Mental Illness.

Adherence to prescribed medication regimens improves outcomes for patients with severe mental illness, such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorders, and major depressive disorder. Psychiatric disorders are a significant public health problem: schizophrenia affects about 23 million people worldwide, bipolar disorders affect about 60 million worldwide, and major depressive disorder affects another 350 million, people worldwide. Major depressive disorder is considered by many to be the most damaging psychiatric disorder and is associated with substantial disability, morbidity, mortality, and cost.

Medication therapy is essential for the successful management of patients with serious mental illness. Medication non-adherence is highly prevalent, ranging between 63–74% in patients with schizophrenia1, about 50% in patients with bipolar disorders1, and as high as 60% in patients with major depressive disorder. About 25% of patients discontinue their medication within the first week after discharge from inpatient treatment. Further, the World Health Organization has reported that for persons with mental health issues and other, comorbid chronic diseases, medication nonadherence is 50%. Nonadherence is defined as taking less than 80% of prescribed doses, which has been validated in predicting future hospitalization rates.
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Check out @The Kinetix Group‘s growing library of TKG PACT Executive Briefings where you can listen and download the companion PDF infographics.

https://tkgpact.com/executive-briefings/