(31) APhA-ASP encourages third party providers to promote continuity of care by limiting changes made to their formularies.
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(31) APhA-ASP encourages third party providers to promote continuity of care by limiting changes made to their formularies.
R2 PRT: Third party formulary – Wording/action:
(31) APhA-ASP encourages third party providers to promote continuity of care by limiting changes made to their formularies.
Reasons for the Action(s) / Pros and Cons:
Prescription drug plans are frequently modified during a patient’s course of therapy, such that a patient may take different drugs from the same therapeutic class within a short period of time. Changes in formularies often reflect ongoing trends in the cost of prescription medications; however they are at the sacrifice of a patient’s well being. Drugs that are used interchangeably when coverage is changed are not necessarily equivalent, though insurers force healthcare providers to make these modifications to a patient’s therapy for the sole purpose of affordability to the patient.
Joseph Demers & Aditi Shukla ; 732-618-7482 ;
JosephP.Demers@gmail.com, Aditi.N.Shukla@gmail.com ;
University of the Sciences in Philadelphia
(31) APhA-ASP encourages third party providers to promote continuity of care by limiting changes made to their formularies.
Reasons for the Action(s) / Pros and Cons:
Prescription drug plans are frequently modified during a patient’s course of therapy, such that a patient may take different drugs from the same therapeutic class within a short period of time. Changes in formularies often reflect ongoing trends in the cost of prescription medications; however they are at the sacrifice of a patient’s well being. Drugs that are used interchangeably when coverage is changed are not necessarily equivalent, though insurers force healthcare providers to make these modifications to a patient’s therapy for the sole purpose of affordability to the patient.
Joseph Demers & Aditi Shukla ; 732-618-7482 ;
JosephP.Demers@gmail.com, Aditi.N.Shukla@gmail.com ;
University of the Sciences in Philadelphia
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