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Quality of Care
Quality of care in managed care pharmacy ensures patients receive safe, effective, and efficient treatment. Our resources focus on improving medication use, adherence to clinical guidelines, and patient outcomes to achieve the best health results. Explore our tools and guidelines to enhance health care quality.
The Health Equity Action Brief on Geographic Inequality highlights a concerning trend of widening geographic inequality over the past four decades and what managed care can do to address these potential policy biases.
AMCP's most recent Partnership Forum drew participants from a range of backgrounds and perspectives to discuss the value of collaboration between health plans/payers and patient advocacy organizations in managed care pharmacy decision-making. Senior VP of Professional and Government Affairs Jennifer Mathieu shares key insights and takeaways from the event.
On Jan. 22, 2024, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued a
letter to Medicare plans, health insurance issuers, and State Medicaid and CHIP
programs (Letter) and a set of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) outlining how
plans and issuers can make sure they meet their contraception coverage
obligations.
In partnership with the Pharmacy Quality Alliance (PQA), AMCP is offering a Medication Use Quality continuing education program. The program provides advanced training on quality measurement and strategies to improve medication safety, adherence, and appropriate use. Participants can earn 15 accredited continuing education hours through the program. AMCP members receive a discount.
AMCP Webinar The Science of Quality Measurement Evaluation and Improving Health Care Performance Wednesday, August 10, 2016, 2-3pm, ET As the health care landscape shifts from fee-for-service to value based incentives, quality measures are playing an increasingly important role for all health care professionals.