Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
2543636 Journal of the American Pharmacists Association 2009 10 Pages PDF
Abstract
This program demonstrates that collaboration among payers and pharmacists is possible and can result in the development of an incentive-aligned program that stresses quality patient care, standardized services, and professional service compensation for pharmacists. This combination of a quality-based credentialing process with a professional services reimbursement schedule is unique and has the promise to enhance the ambulatory pharmacy practice model.
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