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I M P R O V I N G

P A T I E N T C A R E

PHARMACY COST

C O N T A I N M E N T

Summer 2018

Health System • Infusion

Pharmacist Jobs

Pharmacy Job Opportunities page 70

20 Unique

Products

& Services

Discover 20 products and

services that will help your

pharmacy improve patient

care or contain costs.

15 Preceptors Recognized

Recognized by Eight Colleges Including UNM, Harding,

Binghamton, UCONN, and More page 36

17 Thought Leaders

Video Series Including AmerisourceBergen, TCGRx,

PharmaLink, CPS, Temptime, and More page 20

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20Ways MISSION

To educate pharmacy management on

products and services that serve to improve

patient care or improve a pharmacy’s financial

bottom line, while distilling and presenting this

relevant information via 20 product profiles.

2018 CIRCULATION

Issue Focus: Hospital & Infusion

Issue Frequency: Summer & Winter

Circulation Per Issue: 19,000+

6,500+ Hospital Directors

2,200+ Clinical Consultants

2,500+ Industry Executives

5,000+ College Preceptors

1,800+ College Faculty

1,000+ Trade Show Handouts

Issue Focus: Retail, Specialty, & LTC

Issue Frequency: Spring, Fall, & Winter

Circulation Per Issue: 35,300+

18,000+ Owners (Independents)

3,500+ Long-Term Care Pharmacies

2,500+ Retail Chain Executives

2,500+ Industry Executives

5,000+ College Preceptors

1,800+ College Faculty

2,000+ Trade Show Handouts

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I M P R O V I N G

PATIENT CARE

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PROFITABILITY

Fall 2017

Community • Specialty • LTC

20 Unique

Products

& Services

Discover 20 products and

services that will help your

pharmacy improve patient care

or increase proftability.

14 Preceptors Recognized

14 Preceptors Recognized by Eight Colleges Including

UAMS, Manchester University, WNE, and More

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8 Thought Leaders

Eight Video Series Including Temptime, BestRx,

PharmaLink, ARxIUM, CVS Health, and More

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Fall 2017

Health System • Infusion

I M P R O V I N G

P A T I E N T C A R E

PHARMACY COST

C O N T A I N M E N T

Summer 2018

Health System • Infusion

Pharmacist Jobs

Pharmacy Job Opportunities page 70

20 Unique

Products

& Services

Discover 20 products and

services that will help your

pharmacy improve patient

care or contain costs.

15 Preceptors Recognized

Recognized by Eight Colleges Including UNM, Harding,

Binghamton, UCONN, and More page 36

16 Thought Leaders

Video Series Including AmerisourceBergen, TCGRx,

PharmaLink, CPS, Temptime, and More page 20

Summer 2018

Community • Specialty • LTC

20 Unique

Products

& Services

Discover 20 products and

services that will help your

pharmacy improve patient care

or increase proftability.

11 Preceptors Recognized

Recognized by Seven Colleges Including SIUe, Wingate,

UCONN, Manchester University, and More

page 36

8 Thought Leaders

Eight Video Series Including BestRx, PharmaLink,

CVS Health, Temptime, Albertsons Companies, and More

page 20

I M P R O V I N G

PATIENT CARE

& P H A R M A C Y

PROFITABILITY

Community • Specialty • LTC

Spring 2018

Health System • Infusion &

Community • Specialty • LTC

Trade Show Calendar

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20 Unique

Products

& Services

Discover 20 products and

services that will help your

pharmacy improve patient care

or increase profitability.

12 Preceptors

Recognized

12 preceptors recognized by 11

colleges including Belmont, UNC,

Campbell, UCONN, SIUe … page 24

I M P R O V I N G

PATIENT CARE

& P H A R M A C Y

PROFITABILITY

Fall 2013

Community • Specialty • LTC

Pharmacist Jobs

Pharmacy Job Opportunities page 74

I M P R O V I N G

P A T I E N T C A R E

PHARMACY COST

C O N T A I N M E N T

Winter 2017

Health System • Infusion

20 Unique

Products

& Services

Discover 20 products and

services that will help your

pharmacy improve patient

care or contain costs.

15 Preceptors Recognized

Recognized by Eight Colleges Including UAMS, SIUE,

Manchester University, UNE, and More page 38

16 Thought Leaders

Video Series Including Apexus 340B, Avera eCare Pharmacy,

PharmaLink, Acentrus, ACHC, and More page 20

Winter 2017 / 2018

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Case Study:

Charles River

Advancing health by

supporting safe pharmaceutical

compounding.

CASE STUDY

www.criver.com

Advancing Health by Supporting Safe

Pharmaceutical Compounding

PRIMARY INTENDED OUTCOME

Human drug compounding is an important branch of pharmacy practice that

creates medications tailored to the health needs of specifc patients. Compounded

drugs improve and save lives by providing medicines that may be unavailable or

not commercially sold in a particular formulation. However, compounded drugs

are generally not required to meet federal approval and can be at risk

for contamination.

Charles River provides a range of microbiological testing services and equipment

to support drug discovery, development, and manufacturing that can be tailored

to a facility’s specifc needs and ensure patient safety.

THE CHALLENGE

In 2012, an outbreak of fungal meningitis caused numerous cases of serious

illness and more than 60 deaths, according to the CDC. The public health tragedy

resulted from contaminated injectable steroids that were produced by the

New England Compounding Center (NECC). Confusion over state and federal

oversight was called out as a contributing factor. The NECC was also found to be

acting, erroneously, as a drug manufacturer, which would be subject to diferent

regulations than a compounding pharmacy.

Compounding pharmacies are now divided into two sectors. Designated 503A

facilities are limited to dispensing small amounts of drugs and must follow USP

and state pharmacy guidelines. Larger 503B pharmacies are allowed to use bigger

batches and must validate every process with current good manufacturing

practices (cGMPs). These 503B requirements include more frequent environmental

monitoring, on-site inspections, and submitting products for testing, which can

result in longer lead times.

Erin Patton

Senior Product Specialist

~ Charles River

St. Louis, Missouri

Erin received her Bachelor of Science degree

in biology from Xavier University and

her Master of Science degree in cell and

molecular biology from the University of

Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Erin has over

15 years’ experience in molecular biology

research, microbiology QC, and regulatory

compliance. As a Senior Product Specialist

for Charles River’s Microbial Solutions

division, Erin provides innovative rapid micro

solutions for endotoxin testing, microbial

identifcation, and microbial detection

(Celsis® rapid bioburden and

sterility testing).

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pharmacies. TCGRx stays on

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safety driven.

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Antimicrobial/Antibiotic Drug Case Study

Study of 180 U.S. Hospitals on Antibiotic Over-Prescribing Impact Reveals Steps

U.S. Hospitals Can Take to Combat Antibiotic Overuse and Reduce Use by 11.4%

THE CHALLENGE:

Though antibiotics have transformed the practice of medicine, the Centers

for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warn that 20-50% of all antibiotics

prescribed in U.S. acute care hospitals are either unnecessary or inappropriate.

The misuse of antibiotics has contributed to the growing problem of antibiotic

resistance, which has become one of the most serious threats to public health.1

More than two million people are infected with antibiotic-resistant organisms

each year, resulting in approximately 23,000 deaths annually.2 According to

the World Health Organization (WHO), antimicrobial resistance threatens the

effective prevention and treatment of an ever-increasing range of infections

caused by bacteria, parasites, viruses and fungi.3

In response, the Joint Commission published a new Medication Management

(MM) standard for hospitals, critical access hospitals and nursing care centers,

which became effective January 1, 2017, emphasizing the need to reduce

use of inappropriate antimicrobials in all health care settings, and requiring

hospitals to have an antimicrobial stewardship program that is based on

current scientific literature.4

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) proposed new rule

(June 2016) requires hospitals to reduce antibiotic use in order to participate

in Medicare or Medicaid and states that hospitals must appoint designated,

qualified leaders for those antimicrobial stewardship programs.5,6

To support hospital and health systems in meeting the Joint Commission

standard and the CMS proposed rule, Comprehensive Pharmacy Services

(CPS) launched the first of its kind Antimicrobial Stewardship Solution,

based on an expansive study of 180 U.S. hospitals through its Antimicrobial

Stewardship Pilot Program.

1 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Core Elements of Hospital Antibiotic Stewardship Programs. Accessed August 15, 2016. https://www.cdc.gov/

getsmart/healthcare/implementation/core-elements.html

2 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Antibiotic Resistance Threats in the United States, 2013. Atlanta, GA: CDC; 2013. Accessed April 4, 2017. https://

www.cdc.gov/drugresistance/pdf/ar-threats-2013-508.pdf

3 World Health Organization. Antimicrobial Resistance. (Updated: Apr 2015.) Accessed April 4, 2017. http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs194/en/#

4 Approved: New Antimicrobial Stewardship Standard. Accessed April 24, 2017. https://www.jointcommission.org/assets/1/6/New_Antimicrobial_Stewardship_

Standard.pdf

5 CMS.gov. CMS Issues Proposed Rule that Prohibits Discrimination, Reduces Hospital-Acquired Conditions, and Promotes Antibiotic Stewardship in U.S.

Hospitals. Accessed April 24, 2017. https://www.cms.gov/Newsroom/MediaReleaseDatabase/Fact-sheets/2016-Fact-sheets-items/2016-06-13.html

6 Becker’s Hospital Review. Infection Control & Clinical Quality: CMS’ proposed rule for hospitals: Reduce antibiotic use or exit Medicare. Accessed April 24,

2017. http://www.beckershospitalreview.com/quality/cms-proposed-rule-for-hospitals-reduce-antibiotic-use-or-exit-medicare.html

MORE THAN TWO

MILLION PEOPLE

are infected with

antibiotic-resistant

organisms each year,

RESULTING IN

APPROXIMATELY 23,000

DEATHS ANNUALLY.

The Centers for Disease Control

and Prevention (CDC) warn that

20-50%

OF ALL ANTIBIOTICS

PRESCRIBED IN U.S.

acute care hospitals are

either unnecessary

or inappropriate.

4/21/17 10:51 AM

CASE STUDY

Polk’s Drugs is a small chain of pharmacies based in

Mississippi. The Ocean Springs store, which opened

about a year ago, is unique in that it also includes a

gas station.

For manager Jesse Murphy, PharmD, choosing

the right technology was crucial to ensuring his

pharmacy not only opened with a strong start,

but continued to grow and operate as ef ciently

as possible.

“Our greatest concerns as we look toward the future

are looking for ways to improve our prof tability,

maintain patient safety and implement technology,”

Murphy said.

QS/1 has helped Murphy address many of those

concerns. As the next generation of pharmacy

management software, SharpRx®’s powerful yet

intuitive system made a lasting impression. “When

they showed me their new product, SharpRx, I was

impressed and hoped to switch as soon as possible,”

he said.

Intuitive and Easy-to-Use

“SharpRx’s greatest benef t is how intuitive the

system is,” Murphy said. “Some of the traditional

pharmacy systems that have been around for many

years may be very powerful, but a lot of that power

comes at a cost of complexity.”

SharpRx has a lot of the same power without the

complexity. “It was obviously designed with the idea

that you let the software do the work, and that’s

probably what impressed me most,” he said. “Things

that would have hidden settings or would be dif cult

to do with other systems are very intuitive and easy

to f gure out with SharpRx.”

“I think an individual could sit down with SharpRx

and, after a few minutes, f ll a prescription easily.

That’s not something that we can say with

other systems.”

Polk’s Drugs transitions to next generation of

pharmacy management with the help of QS/1®

“It was obviously designed with the idea that you

let the software do the work, and that’s probably

what impressed me most.”

Jesse Murphy, PharmD

CASE STUDY

www.tcgrx.com

Clif Holt

President/Pharmacist

~ Hurricane Family Pharmacy

Hurricane, UT

PRIMARY INTENDED OUTCOME

Inventory is typically a retail pharmacy’s largest fnancial asset. One key decision

for every pharmacy manager is how much inventory to keep on hand. Having too

much inventory can mean less available cash; too little inventory, however, creates an

inability to fll prescriptions in a timely manner and a loss of patients.

Success relies on the pharmacy manager’s ability to maintain accurate and current

records of drugs on the shelves, as well as prescriptions flled. Efectively, inventory

management accuracy is critical to ensuring retail pharmacy proftability.

One company, TCGRx, is leading the way in efortless perpetual inventory control. Its

Beacon system makes it truly possible for pharmacies to do more with less.

THE CHALLENGE

One of today’s greatest challenges in pharmacy is the continued and growing high

cost of drugs and an unprecedented boom in treatment innovations. In 2015, total

drug spending in the United States reached $364 billion, with $98 billion attributed to

specialty drugs. By 2020, expenditures are expected to reach $483 billion overall and

$212 billion for specialty meds. For pharmacy owners, this environment equates to a

huge amount of benefcial, valuable inventory to manage — and protect.

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Case Studies

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Preceptor

Recognitions

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Case Study:

Meeting Pharmacy

Compliance

and Regulatory

Challenges

Comprehensive Pharmacy

Services drives compliance

with an end-to-end process:

complete assessment,

strategy development,

and implementation.

SOLUTIONS & RESULTS:

Sterile Compounding (USP <797> and <800>)

SOLUTIONS: In January 2018, the Compliance and

Regulatory Services team provided a full assessment

of compounding safety practices from procurement

to administration in Dayton Children’s Hospital’s four

compounding locations that included review of:

•

Facility design

•

Workflow observations

•

Equipment and engineering controls

•

Environmental sampling

•

Cleaning and disinfection

•

Policy and procedures surrounding sterile

compounding

Following the assessment, the Compliance and Regulatory

Services team drafted a Compliance Report and developed

a plan for process improvement designed to optimize

safety, efficiency and effectiveness, and compliance.

At the request of the organization, due to a plethora of

ongoing projects on the current Director of Pharmacy’s

agenda, the Compliance and Regulatory Services team

offered a custom approach to managing the execution of

the project plan remotely. Currently an ongoing project,

the Compliance and Regulatory Services team is virtually

managing implementation and execution of the line items

in the plan, ensuring that timelines are met and freeing up

the Director of Pharmacy for other responsibilities.

RESULTS: As of March 2018, the project plan is approaching

25 percent completion. In February 2018, the Board of

Pharmacy surveyed one of the organization’s four sterile

compounding locations. Because some of the items identified

in the project plan were being acted upon, the surveyor issued

no further citations. At another location, guidance is currently

being provided for a full remodel of the sterile compounding

suite which includes working directly with the pharmacy team,

architects, engineers and facility administration.

THE CHALLENGE:

Achieving and sustaining compliance across the entire healthcare organization and lowering regulatory

risk while improving operational efficiency and effectiveness are critical goals for hospital and health

system pharmacies. When Dayton Children’s Hospital reached out to Comprehensive Pharmacy Services

(CPS) for support in assessing compliance and regulatory issues for controlled substances, sterile

compounding (USP <797> and <800>), The Joint Commission standards and 340B, CPS responded

with custom solutions from its Compliance and Regulatory Services and 340B teams.

CPS’ 340B team was able to take a good

340B program to a great 340B program and

IDENTIFIED $500,000

IN ADDITIONAL 340B OPPORTUNITIES

Meeting Pharmacy Compliance

and Regulatory Challenges

Comprehensive Pharmacy Services drives compliance with an end-to-end process:

complete assessment, strategy development and implementation.

CASE STUDY

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With one of the largest quality networks in the

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• Meets Joint Commission Standard for the most ready-to-administer

form available*

• Fast onset • Short duration

• Virtually no systemic absorption

• Utilizes bar code medication administration (BCMA) to

accommodate point-of-care scanning

• Virtually eliminates adverse events resulting from preventable

medication errors, ensuring the “5 Rights” are met:

√ Right Drug

√ Right Patient

√ Right Dose

√ Right Route

√ Right Time

• Single unit-of-use packaging eliminates the potential for

cross-contamination

• Increases billing accuracy and improves supply chain costs

• Recyclable

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