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EVALUATING PHARMACY DISPENSING MODELS TO HELP IMPROVE CANCER CARE DELIVERY OVERVIEW

With this project ACCC seeks to gain deeper insight on the impact variations in dispensing models within hospitals, health systems, or practice groups has on patient-centered cancer care delivery, coordination of care as patients transition between care settings, and optimal pharmacy operations. Important components of coordinated, patient-focused care delivery may be affected by decisions related to adoption of particular dispensing models in oncology. These decisions, in turn, may be influenced by multiple factors including:

  • Organizational culture and structure
  • Commitment to empower pharmacy staff to work at top of these licenses
  • Technology integration challenges in dispensing
  • Performance metrics
  • Payment models
  • Internal and external specialty pharmacy relationships

Our Partners

AONN
NCODA

Our Supporters

Funding & Support provided by Pfizer Oncology

Pfizer

Featured Publications

Care Coordination: The Role of Pharmacy to Help Manage Patients with Cancer on Oral Oncolytics

Oral anti-cancer therapies transformed the way in which care is provided to patients. When oral agents are equally efficacious as parenteral treatments given in infusion centers and other healthcare settings, most patients with cancer prefer oral agents because they can be taken at home.Because oral anti-cancer agents are most often administered outside of the clinic, it takes a multidisciplinary team to successfully manage these patients and their treatments.

Care Coordination: The Role of Pharmacy to Help Manage Patients with Cancer on Oral Oncolytics