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Pharmacy Transformation

Pharmacy Transformation. Changing Practices/Challenges. COL Isiah M. Harper Jr. Army Pharmacy Consultant and Pharmacy Program. 7-11 January 2007. UNCLASSIFIED. Pharmacy In the Past Pharmacy Today Issues impacting Pharmacy Conclusion Question. BRIEFING OUTLINE.

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Pharmacy Transformation

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  1. Pharmacy Transformation Changing Practices/Challenges COL Isiah M. Harper Jr. Army Pharmacy Consultant and Pharmacy Program 7-11 January 2007 UNCLASSIFIED

  2. Pharmacy In the Past Pharmacy Today Issues impacting Pharmacy Conclusion Question BRIEFING OUTLINE PURPOSE: To provide information how pharmacy transformation impacts the Military Treatment Facilities (MTFs).

  3. Pharmacy In the Past

  4. Pharmacy Formulary

  5. Impact • Slower process • Increase in errors • Requires more people (?) • One formulary • Fenced budget

  6. Pharmacy Yesterday and Today

  7. Outpatient Robot

  8. Outpatient Baker Cells

  9. Outpatient Accumed

  10. FlexRx

  11. IMPACT • Reduction in errors • Better utilization of pharmacists • Mail Order Pharmacy Program

  12. Pharmacy Technician’s Role Pharmacist’s Role Command Thinking Dual Formulary The Challenge

  13. Two Formulary Systems • Local Formulary System • DoD Formulary System • $$$$$ Savings • Strain on the MTF • Two Formularies increases rate of Non-Formulary Items • Policy Challenges

  14. CONCLUSION “If it’s not broken, break it and make it better, or someone else will!” Isiah M. Harper Jr.

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