Pharmacist-provided care is the future of pharmacy and patient-centered healthcare. It is value-based care, where outcomes — including medication adherence, clinical status and patient satisfaction — can be tracked and measured. Pharmacist-provided care can transform the pharmacist’s role in healthcare from a medication dispenser to an indispensable patient partner and clinical care team member. The Strategies to Expand Value-Based Pharmacist-Provided Care Action Guide is the resource to foster the adoption of pharmacist-provided care and help patients live healthier, longer lives.
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The U.S. healthcare system continues a shift to value-based care with a focus on efficient, coordinated care that meets the needs of patients. Aligned with this shift, community pharmacy practice is transforming from product reimbursement and fee-for-service models to pay-for-performance models in which quality, value, and patient outcomes are measured and incentivized. This care delivery transformation provides pharmacies and pharmacists expanding opportunities to partner with payers and other healthcare stakeholders in delivering essential, high-quality and cost-effective care. As our healthcare system transitions from fee-for-service to value-based care, pharmacies have expanded opportunities to sustainably partner with payers and other healthcare stakeholders in delivering essential, cost-effective care. "Pharmacist-provided care can transform the pharmacist’s role in healthcare from a medication dispenser to an indispensable clinical care team member. From medication synchronization to diverse clinical services, pharmacist-provided care is the future of pharmacy and patient-centered healthcare." |