December 7, 2020 • 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ET
Specialty medications represent cutting-edge medical advancements for complex conditions. Yet, fax machines – invented in 1843 – are still being used today to get a patient on their specialty medication. This panel of forward-thinking experts reimagines the specialty process and how it is improving by leaving antiquated methods in the past. Hear about electronic solutions for manual processes, what Covid-19 has shown us about the future of care, and how more information means better care for patients.
- Solve process challenges, such as manual collection and receipt of enrollment data, and prior authorization delays
- Track business model impacts to specialty prescribers and pharmacies, including virtual care trends
- Anticipate changes specialty standardization will bring, such as greater transparency between Electronic Health Records (EHRs) and pharmacies
- Discover electronic solutions that pre-populate patient data from the EHR and send directly to the pharmacy, creating efficiency and clarity for each stakeholder facilitating specialty medications
Webinar Speakers
Cecelia Byers
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Cecelia Byers, PharmD
Specialty Pharmacy Clinical Product Manager Surescripts |
Michele Kidd
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Michele Kidd, PharmD
Senior Manager, Clinical Technology Accredo |
Steffany Stern
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Steffany Stern
Associate Vice President, Advocacy and Policy National MS Society |
Surescripts
Surescripts is the single most trusted and capable health information network, built to increase patient safety, lower costs and ensure quality care. As a company, we have three core beliefs: 1) we believe more actionable patient intelligence at critical points in care means better decisions, 2) we believe better decisions mean increased safety, lower cost and higher quality, and 3) we believe in protecting patient and provider choice. Since 2001, Surescripts has led the movement to turn data into actionable intelligence, and convened the Surescripts Network Alliance® to enhance prescribing, inform care decisions and advance the healthcare industry.
