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The Essential Role of Finance and Operations in Optimizing Value and Supporting Compliance of Your 340B Pharmacy Program
Date
October 24, 2019
Access to effective and affordable pharmacy services is a key driver of improved clinical outcomes, and therefore essential to providing a high-quality, comprehensive primary care medical home. In order for patients to realize the full value of the health center’s pharmacy services – whether provided in-house or through a contract arrangement – the pharmacy program must not be operated in isolation but instead, aligned and integrated with the overall health care program. This session will explore the specific roles that individuals in operations, finance, and other health center support divisions can play in optimizing the value of the pharmacy program to the benefit of both the patients served and the organization.
Speakers
Pharmacy Director, Central Virginia Health Services, Inc.
Sue Veer, MBA
President and CEO, Carolina Health Centers, Inc.
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