Lecture 5 Flashcards
____ and _____ are disease specific specialized services
MTM and CDTM
_____ involves a CPA
CDTM involves a CPA (collaborative practice agreement) between pharmacist and physician
MTM/CDTM/MR/PS/CMR are all ___ based.
what does this mean
PHARMACY BASED
this means that they are all about ADR/ADE/DRP/DRM
ADR = adverse drug reaction
ADE = adverse drug event
DRP = drug related problem
DRM = drug related morbidity/mortality
As mentioned, MTM and CDTM are disease specific
what do you mean by “disease specific”
4 C’s
chronic
costly
coordination of care (best treated this way)
compliance (aka issue with nonadherence)
could be a 5th C: no Cure
true or false
mental health fits all the 4 C’s
true
chronic
costly
coordination
compliance
coordination of care can be between what parties?
providers, patients, payers, etc
is SMOI voluntary or mandatory?
voluntary
can MTM be done by nurses?
yes, but pharmacists are better equipped to do so
MR is more of a ___ than a ____
CDTM is a ____
MR is more of a SERVICE than a MODEL
CDTM is a MODEL
what does DM/DSM mean?
what service(s) does it apply to?
DM = disease management
DSM = disease state management
applies to MTM/CDTM – focused on disease specific states
true or false
an MR pharmacist has to be CDTM trained
true
MR used to be hospital based.
now what is it?
hospital SYSTEM based – network of hospital-like institutions
IDS – integrated delivery systems.
explain the difference between a horizontal and vertical integration and what these topics apply to
applies to the integration of hospital systems to form an integrated delivery systems
1 hospital merging with another = a horizonal integration.
vertical integration = hospital merging with a medical home/nursing home/hospice/pharmacy/primary care
1 thing they all have in common = healthcare
a secondary hospital merges with a tertiary hospital.
is this considered a horizontal or vertical integration?
horizontal — they’re both still hospitals
when CVS merged with Aetna, was this a horizontal or a vertical integration?
vertical
CVS is a pharmacy and Aetna is an insurer
is CVS merging with caremark considered a horizontal or vertical integration
can be considered both
CVS is a retail pharmacy and caremark is a mail order pharmacy. – both are pharmacies = horizontal shift
but caremark is also a PBM – vertical
is CVS caremark becoming CVS health considered a horizontal or vertical merge?
definitely vertical
CVS health includes a PBM, insurer, and a pharmacy