In Progress Research – NCPDP Foundation

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- Increase Patient Access to Care

More Than A Script Initiative Expansion: Bringing Care to Rural North Carolina Through Independent Pharmacists

Amount Funded:

$140,000
Grantee:

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina and Campbell University College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

- Increase Patient Access to Care

More Than A Script Initiative Expansion: Bringing Care to Rural North Carolina Through Independent Pharmacists

Amount Funded:

$140,000
Grantee:

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina and Campbell University College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

Study-Focus

Expand and evaluate and expand the More Than a Script value-based care model.

1. Expand rural pharmacist-led chronic care services.

This increases patient access to ongoing diabetes and hypertension support.
2. Improve clinical outcomes (A1c and blood pressure).

Reduces complications for patients and improves coordination of care for pharmacists and physicians.
3. Strengthen medication adherence and engagement.

Patients benefit from more consistent use of medicines.
4. Demonstrate scalable, interoperable documentation and value-based impact.

Pharmacists can document services in standardized ways that support reimbursement and sustainability proving the importance of supporting pharmacists to operate at the top of their license.

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Research Timeline

Approved for Funding

The project is approved and funding has been awarded.

Research In Progress

The project is in its active research or implementation phase.

Analyzing Results

Project results are being analyzed by the team

Compiling Report

The project report is being compiled.

Completed Research

The research is complete and the final report is published.

- Increase Patient Access to Care

Benefits of Having Patients Use RTPB

Amount Funded:

$149,123.00
Grantee:

NYU Grossman School of Medicine

- Increase Patient Access to Care

Benefits of Having Patients Use RTPB

Amount Funded:

$149,123.00
Grantee:

NYU Grossman School of Medicine

Study-Focus

Generate concrete evidence on the impacts of the real-time prescription benefits standards.

1. Informed cost-of-care conversations.

Patients and providers can have informed conversations at the point of care.
2. Better health outcomes for patients.

Medication adherence could be improved if patients can get the least expensive option when they arrive at the pharmacy.
3. Facilitate the use of more affordable, clinically appropriate drugs.

Use of lower-cost RTPB recommendations should generate cost savings for both patients and public and private payors.
4. Facilitate the use of more affordable, clinically appropriate drugs.

Increased price transparency and the resulting sensitivity to pricing could lead manufacturers to set lower prices.

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Research Timeline

Approved for Funding

The project is approved and funding has been awarded.

Research In Progress

The project is in its active research or implementation phase.

Analyzing Results

Project results are being analyzed by the team

Compiling Report

The project report is being compiled.

Completed Research

The research is complete and the final report is published.

- Enhance Patient Safety

Complete the synchronization of consumer-facing RTPB implementations with the robust NCPDP Prescriber RTPB standards.

Amount Funded:

$200,000.00
Grantee:

Leavitt Partners

Research Timeline

Approved for Funding

The project is approved and funding has been awarded.

Research In Progress

The project is in its active research or implementation phase.

Analyzing Results

Project results are being analyzed by the team

Compiling Report

The project report is being compiled.

Completed Research

The research is complete and the final report is published.

- Enhance Patient Safety

Steamlining Data Exchange for REMS

Amount Funded:

$190,000
Grantee:

InfoWerks

Research Timeline

Approved for Funding

The project is approved and funding has been awarded.

Research In Progress

The project is in its active research or implementation phase.

Analyzing Results

Project results are being analyzed by the team

Compiling Report

The project report is being compiled.

Completed Research

The research is complete and the final report is published.

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More Than A Script Initiative Expansion: Bringing Care to Rural North Carolina Through Independent Pharmacists

$140,000

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina and Campbell University College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

Benefits of Having Patients Use RTPB

$149,123.00

NYU Grossman School of Medicine

Complete the synchronization of consumer-facing RTPB implementations with the robust NCPDP Prescriber RTPB standards.

$200,000.00

Leavitt Partners

Steamlining Data Exchange for REMS

$190,000

InfoWerks

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