Part 3 Flashcards

(51 cards)

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What is the NIH

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National Institute of Health

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What is the NIH for

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Government agency for biomedical research

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What department is the NIH under

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Department of Health and Human Services

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What does the NIH fund

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Clinical trials through tax payer dollars

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What is the Institute of Medicine responsible for

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The to err is human report
1. Sheds light on health care errors
2. Puts blame on systems not individuals

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What is AHQR

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Agency for Health Care Quality and Research

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What does AHQR create (SBEAA)

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Improvements in health care by making it
1. Safer
2. Better
3. Equitable
4. Accessible
5. Affordable

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What department is AHQR under

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Department of Health and Human Services

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What is the NQF

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National Quality Forum

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What does NQF focus on?

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Health care system as a whole
(Whole NQF)

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What does NQF create and support

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Methods and training programs that save lives

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What does NQF endorse

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Healthcare standards and quality measures

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What is CMS

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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid

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What department is CMS under

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Department of Health and Human Services

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What 3 health care programs does CMS administer

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  1. Medicare
  2. Medicaid
  3. Health Insurance Marketplace
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When do patients become eligible for medicare

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  1. Age 65
  2. Disability
  3. ERSD - end stage renal disease
  4. ALS - Lou Gherigs
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What does Medicare A cover

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  1. Hospital Benefits
  2. Skilled nursing facility under certain circumstances
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What 5 things does Medicare B cover

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1.clinical and preventative care
2. DME
3. Nebulizer/diabetic testing supplies/drugs delivered by pumps
4. Most Vaccines
5. Drugs for end stage renal disease ESRD

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Another name for Medicare part c

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Medicare advantage plans

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What does Medicare part c include

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Both parts A and B

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What are additional benefits that may fall under medicare part c

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  1. Prescription drugs
  2. Vision
  3. Dental
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Explain Tiers of Medicare part D coverage

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Tier 1 - little to no copay (generic drugs)
Tier 2 - preferred brand name drugs
Tier 3 - non preferred brand name drugs
Specialty tier -specialty drugs ie biologics

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Most vaccines are covered under part b what vaccine is covered under part d

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6 classes of drugs not covered by part D

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  1. Benzodiazapines
  2. Otcs
  3. Barbiturates
    4.fertility
  4. Weighloss/weight gain
  5. Hair growth
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What 6 drug classes are protected under part d and must cover the majority or all of these classes
1. Seizure drugs 2. Antidepressants 3. Antipsychotics 4. Oncology 5. HIV 6. Immunosuppressants
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How long do Medicare records need to be kept
10 years
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What is Medigap
Private insurers that cover out of pocket costs not covered by Medicare (generally does not cover the donut hole)
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What does MTM stand for?
Medication Therapy Management
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What 3 things make a patient eligible for MTM through Medicare D
1. Annual drug expense of x amount of dollars (usually 4 to 5 thousand) 2. Min of 2 to 3 chronic diseases 3. Min of 2-8 part d covered drugs
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Billing code for initial 15 minutes of a new patient
99605
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Billing code for the 1st 15 minutes of and established patient
99606
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Billing code for the next 15 minutes for both established or new patients
99607
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What to bill if met with an established patient for 45 minutes
Bill 1 unit of 99606 and 2 units of 99607
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What does CMR stand for
Comprehensive Medication Review
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CMR MTM must be person to person by one of which three methods
1. Face to Face 2. Telehealth 3. Phone medication review
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What is the purpose of CMR
1. Improve pts knowledge of medications 2. Assess medication therapy (including otc rx and herbals) 3. Identify problems 4. Create a plan to fix those problems
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Recommended format for CMR documentation
1. CL - Cover Letter 2. MAP - Medication Action Plan 3. PML - Personal Medication List
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How often can a CMR be billed
Annually
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Difference between a targeted medication review and a CMR
Less intensive Down for a specific reason ie new new med is started
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How often can a targeted Medication Review be billed
Quarterly
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What is REMS
Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy
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What is the goal or REMS
Ensure the benefit is greater than the risk
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Examples or REMS meds
1. Accurate - I pledge 2. Clozaril- online registry
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Drug sponsors develop REMS, who reviews and approves it
FDA
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Why must be given to patients of an REMS drug
REMS Medication Guide Given in addition to standard patient education
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Before a REMS drug is assigned, what must be completed
A time table for assessment
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What is ETASU
Elements to Assure Safe Use
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What is ETASU part of
REMS program
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What is ETASU
Required tasks for health care professionals
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When does ETASU need to be completed
Prior to prescribing or dispensing
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Examples of ETASU
1. Specialized training 2. Drug to only be given in a certain setting 3. Lab tests may need to be done prior to dispensing/prescribing