This research poster examines the challenges in implementing programs to address social determinants of health (SDOH) within the pharmacy sector. It highlights the effectiveness of the Shields care model and…
This research poster examines how HSSP oncology patients had lower hospital utilization rates compared to a national network, indicating potential benefits of an integrated care model with close clinical monitoring…
This research poster examines the innovative clinical management model that was developed and implemented at four health system specialty pharmacies, allowing dispensing of ambrisentan, a specialty medication with a required…
This research poster explores how the implementation of a pharmacy liaison-managed diabetes care model is associated with positive patients outcomes, including high PDC, HbA1c reductions, time to therapy initiation, and…
Many diabetes patients face challenges related to social determinants of health (SDOH), non-medical factors that impact patients’ health, medication use, and health outcomes. Food and housing insecurity, unemployment, and budget…
This poster highlights the analysis on CDK4/6 inhibitor patients at HSSPs showed strong and consistent adherence across drug, age group, insurance type, and location, highlighting the impact of the HSSP…
This poster examines how remote placement of an ambulatory clinical pharmacist alongside a pharmacy liaison improved approval rates for specialty oncology medication PAs and appeals, suggesting potential benefits for other…
This poster analyzes how implementing a CO development and reporting framework in a network of HSSPs allowed for consistent evaluation and comparison of performance, confirming high-quality care.
This poster examines how incorporating an ACP in a NY HSB MS center improves PA processing time and approval rates, enhancing patient care and clinic satisfaction. Also, expanding ACP services…
This poster examines how the HSSP care model’s impact on HIV, cardiovascular, MS, inflammatory, and transplant patients, showing reduced pharmacy expenses with a slight non-significant increase in total medical expenses.