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Volume 16, Issue 4, April 2019 - First Report Managed Care

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04/19/2019
Donald Rucker, MD, discusses progress in the areas of interoperability, reducing provider burden, and giving patients more control of their health data, as well as suggests how managed care stakeholders can position themselves for success as...
Donald Rucker, MD, discusses progress in the areas of interoperability, reducing provider burden, and giving patients more control of their health data, as well as suggests how managed care stakeholders can position themselves for success as...
Donald Rucker, MD, discusses...
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04/19/2019
On the final day of PBMI’s 2019 National Conference, Jane Lutz, executive director of PBMI, Sharon Frazee, PhD, MPH, vice president of research and education of PBMI, and Rick Gates, senior vice president, pharmacy and health care, Walgreens,...
On the final day of PBMI’s 2019 National Conference, Jane Lutz, executive director of PBMI, Sharon Frazee, PhD, MPH, vice president of research and education of PBMI, and Rick Gates, senior vice president, pharmacy and health care, Walgreens,...
On the final day of PBMI’s 2019...
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04/19/2019
In a session at PBMI’s 2019 Annual Conference, Megan Pasicznyk, PharmD, MBA, senior director, specialty market development, Express Scripts, presented on recent breakthroughs on gene therapies, and discussed the implications payers must...
In a session at PBMI’s 2019 Annual Conference, Megan Pasicznyk, PharmD, MBA, senior director, specialty market development, Express Scripts, presented on recent breakthroughs on gene therapies, and discussed the implications payers must...
In a session at PBMI’s 2019...
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04/19/2019
The opioid crisis is not new but continues to grow more prevalent in the news and has begun to touch every walk of life. At PBMI’s 2019 National Conference, a panel focused on prescription opioid vigilance comprised a patient, prescriber,...
The opioid crisis is not new but continues to grow more prevalent in the news and has begun to touch every walk of life. At PBMI’s 2019 National Conference, a panel focused on prescription opioid vigilance comprised a patient, prescriber,...
The opioid crisis is not new but...
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04/19/2019
The health care industry is constantly evolving and reform efforts stem from what seems like every angle in the current political climate. During his keynote address at PBMI’s 2019 National Conference, Thomas Price, MD, physician and former...
The health care industry is constantly evolving and reform efforts stem from what seems like every angle in the current political climate. During his keynote address at PBMI’s 2019 National Conference, Thomas Price, MD, physician and former...
The health care industry is...
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04/19/2019
Individuals with no known cardiovascular (CV) risk factors who consume a moderate amount of alcohol tend to have more favorable echocardiography results than their counterparts who do not consume alcohol, according to new research presented...
Individuals with no known cardiovascular (CV) risk factors who consume a moderate amount of alcohol tend to have more favorable echocardiography results than their counterparts who do not consume alcohol, according to new research presented...
Individuals with no known...
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04/19/2019
Time-restricted eating (TRE) may help significantly lower blood pressure and promote weight loss in individuals with metabolic syndrome—even without a change in physical activity—according to new research.
Time-restricted eating (TRE) may help significantly lower blood pressure and promote weight loss in individuals with metabolic syndrome—even without a change in physical activity—according to new research.
Time-restricted eating (TRE) may...
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04/19/2019
Individuals with atrial fibrillation (AFib) who have advanced chronic kidney disease are more likely to use aspirin than oral anticoagulants, according to new research presented at the American College of Cardiology’s Annual Scientific...
Individuals with atrial fibrillation (AFib) who have advanced chronic kidney disease are more likely to use aspirin than oral anticoagulants, according to new research presented at the American College of Cardiology’s Annual Scientific...
Individuals with atrial...
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04/19/2019
Research presented at American Academy of Pain Medicine’s 2019 Annual Meeting shows that hospitals have an opportunity to embody a more substantial role in treating substance use disorder (SUD) patients in emergency departments (EDs),...
Research presented at American Academy of Pain Medicine’s 2019 Annual Meeting shows that hospitals have an opportunity to embody a more substantial role in treating substance use disorder (SUD) patients in emergency departments (EDs),...
Research presented at American...
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04/19/2019
Newer technology could improve chronic pain in patients utilizing spinal cord stimulation (SCS) systems according to science presented at the American Academy of Pain Medicine’s 2019 Annual Meeting.
Newer technology could improve chronic pain in patients utilizing spinal cord stimulation (SCS) systems according to science presented at the American Academy of Pain Medicine’s 2019 Annual Meeting.
Newer technology could improve...
04/19/2019
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04/19/2019
Newer technology could improve chronic pain in patients utilizing spinal cord stimulation (SCS) systems according to science presented at the American Academy of Pain Medicine’s 2019 Annual Meeting.
Newer technology could improve chronic pain in patients utilizing spinal cord stimulation (SCS) systems according to science presented at the American Academy of Pain Medicine’s 2019 Annual Meeting.
Newer technology could improve...
04/19/2019
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