The Maryland P 3 (Patients Pharmacists Partnerships) Program TM A cost effective solution to patient-centered health education, medication adherence, and.

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The Maryland P 3 (Patients Pharmacists Partnerships) Program TM A cost effective solution to patient-centered health education, medication adherence, and chronic disease management

The Maryland P 3 (Patients Pharmacists Partnerships) TM Program FOR MORE INFORMATION  The P 3 Program Office Center for Innovative Pharmacy Solutions Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science University of Maryland School of Pharmacy 20 N. Pine St., Fourth Floor Baltimore, MD Telephone: /Fax: The P 3 Program is a collaboration of the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy, the Maryland General Assembly, the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and the Maryland Pharmacists Association.

© 2006 University of Maryland School of Pharmacy. All rights reserved. This pharmacist-delivered chronic disease management initiative arose out of an effort to improve patient health and reduce employer health care costs Began in 2006 with one employer in Western Maryland Now serving 6 employers and over 400 employees Over 300 Pharmacists trained The History

© 2006 University of Maryland School of Pharmacy. All rights reserved. Maryland P 3 Program (Patients, Pharmacists, Partnerships) Maximizes the role of the pharmacist (medication expertise) Pharmacists serving as “coaches” to stress self- management education Delivery system design (aligned incentives, convenient location) Decision support working collaborative with the patient’s physician and other health care providers Data Collection System-MedPath

© 2006 University of Maryland School of Pharmacy. All rights reserved. Meets with the patient 4-7 times annually depending on the patient’s needs Assesses the patient’s knowledge and understanding of his/her chronic illness and medication regimen including: Importance of medication adherence Possible drug interactions, as well as adverse effects Importance of preventive care Helps the patient set personal goals (therapeutic indicators) Coordinates referrals for necessary laboratory tests and specialist visits Provides immunizations for pneumococcal and influenza Communicates with patient’s primary care provider in order to support continuity of care American Diabetes Association Clinical Care Guidelines (2007) The P 3 Pharmacist

© 2006 University of Maryland School of Pharmacy. All rights reserved.

Results

© 2006 University of Maryland School of Pharmacy. All rights reserved. Cost Savings On average our employers are saving approximately $900 per employee per year ($495-$3,281).

© 2006 University of Maryland School of Pharmacy. All rights reserved. Recipient of the APhA Foundation Pinnacle Award- 2010