Hep-C Outcomes 2022
Hepatitis C is a liver infection caused by the hepatitis C virus (HCV) and is spread through contact with the blood of an infected person.
Hepatitis C is a liver infection caused by the hepatitis C virus (HCV) and is spread through contact with the blood of an infected person.
This poster highlights that among patients evaluated at UMass Memorial HIV Clinic, those filling ARV medications at the HSSP exhibited higher rates of viral suppression in comparison to patients utilizing…
The poster highlights successful therapy responses in Rheumatoid arthritis patients within an integrated HSSP program, employing measures like RAPID3 and absenteeism data to improve disease management and quality of life.…
This poster highlights our collaboration with Proprium Pharmacy and how the HSSP model consistently improves HIV clinical outcomes, regardless of factors like age, gender, time on service, race/ethnicity, or insurance.…
This poster highlights the impact of an HSSP model on accessing Patient Assistance Program (PAP) funding for oral oncolytic drugs. Government-insured patients received PAP support more often with brand medications…
This poster highlights how HSSP oncology patients had lower hospital utilization rates compared to a national network, indicating the potential for avoidable medical events. Implementing an integrated care model with…
This poster spotlights our collaboration with NYULangone Health and highlights how the success of an ambulatory pharmacist-led program within an HSSP in efficiently handling mavacamten therapy and REMS program requirements…
This poster highlights the positive impact of introducing ACP services into a hematology/oncology clinic, leading to successful outcomes and substantial cost savings following HSSP integration. Challenges in cost estimation stemmed…
This poster spotlights our collaboration with NYULangone Health and highlights how the integration of ACP-let medication management services, specializing in diabetes care, into an integrated HSSP results in markedly improved…