Special Report
Can the goals of the Department of Health and Human Services for shifting Medicare reimbursements to reward value and care coordination really make an impact on patient outcomes? Is it possible for HHS to improve the quality of care systemwide by moving away from fee-for-service payments to alternative payment models, such as primary care medical homes or accountable care organizations?
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• Pharmacist-driven MTM could save ACOs a bundle
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• Patient-centered medical homes: Clinical pharmacy joins the team
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