Tools
(What is the CPPT?)
This business planning
tool provides a clear,
step-by-step process to assist health care providers
who plan to add or enhance their clinical pharmacy
services.
This business planning tool provides a clear,
step-by-step process to assist health care providers
who plan to add or enhance their clinical pharmacy
services. This tool was developed for the Health
Resources and Services Administration under contract
by Mathematica Policy Research, Inc. along with a
partnership with the University of Minnesota and an
independent pharmacy consultant.
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HRSA Patient Safety and Clinical Pharmacy Services
Collaborative (PSPC)
(What is the PSPC?)
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PSSC is pleased to announce that the 340B educational series
is now available. Go to the 340B Journey, by
clicking the Luggage Tag below. the modules are in
the Policy and Education section. Call PSSC at
800-628-6297 for assistance.
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PSSC Formulary Resource
This
formulary resource is available to participating
covered entities in the 340B Program. The tool
allows entities to access a customizable,
comprehensive, web-based formulary tool for use in
formulary development and formulary management
decision-making.
(What is the PSSC Formulary Resource?)
Log In:
Knowledge Management System (KMS)
This resource allows you to search for information
about 340B and other pharmacy information in the
APhA library.
User
name and password are: aphapublic
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PSSC Grants Resource Document
This document summarizes different pharmacy grant
opportunities.
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New Health Literacy Resources from the Agency for
Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
AHRQ
has developed two new tools to assist pharmacies in
helping individuals with limited health literacy.
The new tools are entitled: Is Our Pharmacy Meeting
Patients’ Needs? A Pharmacy Health Literacy
Assessment Tool User’s Guide (http://www.ahrq.gov/qual/pharmlit/)Strategies
to Improve Communication between Pharmacy Staff and
Patients: A Training Program for Pharmacy Staff (http://www.ahrq.gov/qual/pharmlit/pharmtrain.htm).
The initiative is the end result a study co-funded
by AHRQ and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. It
was developed by Emory University. Current studies
indicate that those individuals who have limited
health literacy are much more likely to not be able
to tell the difference between their medications.
This population also finds it difficult to
comprehend basic medication instructions and tend to
misconstrue warning labels. In addition, according
to the AHRQ’s 2006 National Healthcare Disparities
Report (http://www.ahrq.gov/qual/nhdr06/nhdr06.htm),
this issue is more acute in the elderly, minorities,
immigrants, and the poor.
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ASHP/PSSC
Patient Assistance Program (PAP) Resource Center
is a comprehensive information web site that
contains information about patient assistance
programs and the use of these programs to increase
medication access. Created by the American Society
of Health-System Pharmacists (www.ashp.org)
with the support and collaboration of the PSSC, the
site provides reference materials, links to PAP
resource sites, and other useful information to assist
pharmacists in providing comprehensive pharmacy services
to their patients.
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The
Bridge to 340B Comprehensive Pharmacy Services Solutions
in Underserved Populations
This is a training manual for pharmacists, medical directors,
and managers at safety net clinics across the country
who are seeking to better understand their options
for improving the value of their pharmacy-related
services. Written in cooperation with Medicine
for People in Need (www.medpin.org)
and supported by PSSC, the manual focuses on 340B-eligible
health care providers; however, other safety net clinics
can benefit from the information, needs assessment
tools, and financial model spreadsheets as well.
These
interactive spreadsheets
have been developed for health center administrators
to use in implementing a new pharmacy
program or revising an existing one. Medpin
and PSSC encourage administrators to work with an
experienced pharmacy consultant when using these
spreadsheets part of their organization's financial
analysis. The financial modeling tools have
been developed to account for a variety of factors
and can predict a program's financial performance
to the degree that accurate data is entered to reflect a
particular health center and its pharmacy program.
Interactive
Contract Pharmacy Financial Model Spreadsheet (Excel)
Interactive
In-House Pharmacy Financial Model Spreadsheet (Excel)
(What are PSSC Interactive Spreadsheets?)
Implementing
a Comprehensive 340B Contracted Pharmacy Service
is
companion
to “The Bridge” manual and was also supported by the
PSSC and prepared under the direction of Medpin.
This helpful tool focuses on implementing a comprehensive
340B contracted pharmacy service and is aimed at pharmacists
that are considering how to develop a closer business
relationship with 340B-eligible health care providers.
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340B
Glossary of Pharmacy-Related Terms
explains certain terminology and the various programs
affiliated with the 340B Drug Pricing Program.
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Pharmacy
Reference Library (PRL)
is a resource listing of relevant articles,
documents, and web sites focused on community
pharmacy practice. PRL is the joint venture of the
American Pharmacists
Association and Community Pharmacy Foundation.
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Links
to 340B Resource sites
HRSA Office
of Pharmacy Affairs (OPA)
www.hrsa.gov/opa
The 340B
Prime Vendor Program (Managed by Apexus)
www.340bpvp.com
PSSC's 340B Journey
http://geniehost03.inmagic.com/Presto/home/
APhADefault.aspx
Health
Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
www.hrsa.gov/
HRSA Patient Safety and Clinical Pharmacy Services
Collaborative (PSPC)
http://www.hrsa.gov/patientsafety/default.htm
Centers
for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
http://www.cms.hhs.gov/
American
Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP)
www.aacp.org
Association
of Clinicians for the Underserved (ACU)
www.clinicians.org
Safety Net Hospitals for Pharmaceutical Access (SNHPA)
http://www.safetynetrx.org/public/index.cfm
ASHP/PSSC
Patient Assistance Program (PAP) Resource Center
www.ashp.org/pap
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