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Project description, implementation overview, schedule and program documents for the 2014 Mercer University Student Symposium hosted by Mercer University.
The foundation for the pharmacist’s patient care process is embedded within the pharmaceutical care model developed by Hepler and Strand in the 1990s. However, there is variability in how this process is taught and practiced. To promote consistency across the profession, national pharmacy associations used a consensus-based approach to articulate the patient care process for pharmacists to use as a framework for delivering patient care in any practice setting.
This downloadable and shareable presentation describes key components of a medication therapy management (MTM) Part D program, the value of MTM programs within health care and the role of the pharmacist.
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This downloadable and shareable presentation describes key components of a medication therapy management (MTM) Part D program, the value of MTM programs within health care and the role of the pharmacist.
Presentation developed for AMCP in February 2014.
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Presentation developed for AMCP in February 2014.
Market Insights Program: AMCP convened a group of experts to discuss the unmet needs of the epilepsy population and current perspectives.
Partnership Forum: In June 2013, AMCP convened a group of experts to explore how managed care pharmacy departments can work with their medication therapy management (MTM) and other pharmacists to collaborate in redesigning the Medication Reconciliation (MedRec) process for transitions of care.
Project description, implementation overview, schedule and program documents for the 2011 Mercer University Student Symposium hosted by Mercer University.
This glossary defines or describes terminology used in comparative clinical effectiveness research for managed care pharmacy professionals. For cost effectiveness terminology, please see other resources, such as Health Care Cost, Quality, and Outcomes: ISPOR Book of Terms. Lawrenceville, NJ: International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research; 2003.
A project description, implementation overview, and lessons learned from the NOVA Southeastern University's AMCP Chapter Medication Therapy Management (MTM) Competition.
The purpose of this document is to help guide designers of MTM programs to identify the critical elements that support an effective, sound MTM program and allow these programs to be constructive in encouraging positive patient outcomes.