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Medication Therapy Management (MTM)

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A distinct service or group of services that optimize therapeutic
outcomes for individual patients that are independent of, but
can occur in conjunction with, the provision of a drug product”

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A strategy, including payment for services rendered, to
incorporate the philosophy of pharmaceutical care into
everyday pharmacy practice for a defined patient population

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It integrates the philosophy and practice of pharmaceutical care
and elements of disease management through the pharmacist’s
provision of personalized drug-related information and
interventions suited to individual patient needs

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A comprehensive framework for all drug-focused patient care
service components of the practice of the pharmacist

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An all-inclusive review of a patient’s entire drug regimen and a
mechanism to refer and connect with other health professionals
based on the needs of the individual patient

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Patient-centered care services

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Relationship of MTM to disease management, patient counseling, and pharmaceutical care: A framework for all pharmacy practice

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Flow Chart of a Medication Therapy Management Service Model

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Medication Therapy Management Service Model

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Medication therapy review (MTR)

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Personal medication record (PMR)

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Medication-related action plan (MAP)

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Intervention and/or referral

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Documentation and follow-up

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Pharmaceutical care

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patient-centered practice in which the
practitioner assumes responsibility for a patient’s
drug-related needs and is held accountable for this
commitment for the purpose of achieving definite
outcomes through designing, implementing, or
monitoring of a therapeutic plan”

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is a structure
in which to provide pharmaceutical care

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is a written, individualized, comprehensive medication therapy plan based on clearly defined therapeutic goals

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PCP is updated with each major change in
patient status

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Pharmaceutical care model

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Identify a patient’s actual and potential drug
therapy problems (DTPs)

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Prevent potential DTPs from becoming
actual DTPs

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Pharmaceutical care process

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Assess

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Care plan

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Evaluation

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a distinct service or group of services that optimize therapeutic outcomes for individual patients [that] are independent of, but can occur in conjunction with, the provision of a drug product

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Patient counseling

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phar- macists are expected to offer an explanation of the purpose of the prescribed drug; proper administration, including length of therapy, special directions for use, proper storage, and refill instructions; information on common adverse effects, potential interactions, and contraindications to the use of the drug; and guidance on steps to take given specific outcomes

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Disease management

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Similarities and dif ferences among pharmacist-provided patient counseling, disease management, and MTM

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Patient counseling

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Disease management

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MTM

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Patient counseling

Focus

Practitioner–patient communication

Documentation

Practitioner follow-up

Practitioner

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Disease management

Focus

Practitioner–patient communication

Documentation

Practitioner follow-up

Practitioner

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MTM

Focus

Practitioner–patient communication

Documentation

Practitioner follow-up

Practitioner

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Drug product information

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Disease management and use of population guidelines

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Patient drug therapy regimen

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One way

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Two way

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Documentation in patient care record required

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Pharmacist or other qualified Physician, nurse, pharmacist, Pharmacist or other qualified health care practitioner

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The medication therapy review (MTR) is a systematic process of collecting patient-specific information, assessing medication therapies to identify medication-related problems, devel- oping a prioritized list of medication-related problems, and creating a plan to resolve them.

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Medication Therapy Review:

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Depending on its scope, the MTR may
include the following:

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Assessing, on the basis of all relevant clinical
information available to the pharmacist, the patient’s
physical and overall health status, including current
and previous diseases or conditions

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Assessing the patient’s values, preferences, quality of
life, and goals of therapy

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Assessing cultural issues, education level, language
barriers, literacy level, and other characteristics of
the patient’s communication abilities that could affect
outcomes

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• Evaluating the patient to detect symptoms that could
be attributed to adverse events caused by any of his or
her current medications

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Interpreting, monitoring, and assessing patient’s
laboratory results

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a comprehensive record of the patient’s medications (prescription and nonprescription medications, herbal products, and other dietary supplements).

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The personal medication record (PMR)

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The PMR, which is intended for use by the patient, may include the following information:30

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Medication-Related Action Plan:

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patient-centric document containing a list of actions for the patient to use in tracking progress for self-management.

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The MAP, which is intended for use by the patient, may
include the following information:

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Patient name
• Primary care physician
(Doctor’s name and phone number)
• Pharmacy/pharmacist
(Pharmacy name/pharmacist name and
phone number)
• Date of MAP creation (Date prepared)
• Action steps for the patient: “What I need to do…”
• Notes for the patient: ”What I did and when I did it…”
• Appointment information for follow-up with
pharmacist, if applicable

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The pharma- cist provides consultative services and intervenes to address medication-related problems; when necessary, the pharmacist refers the patient to a physician or other healthcare professional.

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Examples of circumstances that may require referral include the following:

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patient may exhibit potential problems discovered
during the MTR that may necessitate referral for evalu-
ation and diagnosis

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patient may require disease management education
to help him or her manage chronic diseases such as
diabetes

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patient may require monitoring for high-risk
medications (e.g., warfarin, phenytoin,
methotrexate)

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MTM services are documented in a consistent manner, and a follow-up MTM visit is scheduled based on the patient’s medication-related needs, or the patient is transitioned from one care setting to another.

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Proper documentation of MTM services may serve several purposes including, but not limited, to the following:

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Facilitating communication between the pharmacist
and the patient’s other healthcare professionals regard-
ing recommendations intended to resolve or monitor
actual or potential medication-related problems

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Improving patient care and outcomes

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Enhancing the continuity of patient care among
providers and care settings

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Ensuring compliance with laws and regulations
for the maintenance of patient records

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Basic information: address, phone, e-mail, gender, age, ethnicity, education status, patient’s special needs, health plan benefit/insurance coverage

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Pertinent patient-reported information: previous medical history, family history, social history, chief complaints, allergies, previous adverse drug reactions

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Known allergies, diseases, conditions, laboratory results, vital signs, diagnostic signs, physical exam results, review of systems

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A care plan is the healthcare professional’s course of action for helping a patient achieve specific health goals

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Communication with other healthcare professionals: recommendations, referrals, and correspondence with other professionals (cover letter, SOAP note)

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record of all medications, including prescription and nonprescription medications, herbal products, and other dietary supplements

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Patient-centric document containing a list of actions to use in tracking progress for self-management

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one or more of the following factors to target patients who are likely to benefit most from MTM services:

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Patient has experienced a transition of care, and his or
her regimen has changed

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Patient is receiving care from more than one prescriber

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Patient is taking ive or more chronic medications
(including prescription and nonprescription medica-
tions, herbal products, and other dietary supplements)

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Patient has at least one chronic disease or chronic
health condition (e.g., heart failure, diabetes,
hypertension, hyperlipidemia, asthma, osteoporosis,
depression, osteoarthritis, chronic obstructive
pulmonary disease)

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Patient has laboratory values outside the normal range
that could be caused by or may be improved with
medication therapy

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Patient has demonstrated nonadherence (including
underuse and overuse) to a medication regimen

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Patient has limited health literacy or cultural
differences, requiring special communication
strategies to optimize care

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Patient self-identiies and presents with perceived need
for MTM services

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Patient is taking high-risk medication(s), including
narrow therapeutic index drugs (e.g., warfarin,
phenytoin, methotrexate)

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ASHP believes that a standardized method for the provision of pharmaceutical care should include the following:

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The database should include the following sections, each containing specific types of informa- tion to the extent that it is relevant to medication therapy:

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Demographic

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Administrative

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Medical

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Medication therapy

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Behavioral/lifestyle
formation.

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Social/economic

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