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From a to z: medication cost-management strategies for disproportionate share hospitals |pdf=|usr=}}{{25126349}} gab.com Text From a to z: medication cost-management strategies for disproportionate share hospitals JO: Am Health Drug Benefits http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=25126349 #FOAvip BACKGROUND: Harris County Hospital District, Houston, TX, is a publicly funded hospital system that provides care to residents of Harris County with a need-based payment system. The Harris County Hospital District pharmacy department, with a drug budget of more than $75 million in fiscal year 2010, utilizes a closed formulary system that is managed by the Formulary Management and Pharmacoeconomics Service, along with the medical staff. This service is comprised of clinical pharmacists whose goal is to provide a comprehensive, safe, and cost-effective formulary. OBJECTIVE: To describe the unique formulary management process at a county hospital system and what makes this process cost-effective, which may benefit pharmacy departments in institutions serving an indigent patient population. SUMMARY: The Harris County Hospital District drug formulary is overseen by the Pharmacy & Therapeutics committee, which is supported by 5 therapeutic subcommittees, including antimicrobials, cardiovascular, general formulary, central nervous system, and oncology. The Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee consists of a medical staff committee that is supported by clinical pharmacists, who serve as the facilitators of these 5 subcommittees. Their responsibilities include the provision of drug information for formulary decisions, providing parameters to govern the use of certain medications, communicating changes to the formulary, conducting class reviews and medication utilization evaluations, coordinating annual pharmaceutical bids, reviewing and writing medication use policies and procedures, facilitating the use of cost-effective medications, and monitoring the use of medications in the hospital system. CONCLUSION: The processes incorporated by Harris County Hospital District in its formulary management are cost-effective and may be beneficial to other pharmacy departments, especially those institutions that serve an indigent patient population and are interested in cost-effective management strategies. Twit Text FOAVip From a to z: medication cost-management strategies for disproportionate share hospitals ????Am Health Drug Benefits http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=25126349 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=25126349 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|25126349}}</ref> From a to z: medication cost-management strategies for disproportionate share hospitals #MMPMID25126349 Henry A; Erowele GI; Ndefo UA; Milton-Brown J; Anassi E; Green W; Alvidrez A; Okpara AU Am Health Drug Benefits 2011[May]; 4 (3): 172-80 PMID25126349show ga BACKGROUND: Harris County Hospital District, Houston, TX, is a publicly funded hospital system that provides care to residents of Harris County with a need-based payment system. The Harris County Hospital District pharmacy department, with a drug budget of more than $75 million in fiscal year 2010, utilizes a closed formulary system that is managed by the Formulary Management and Pharmacoeconomics Service, along with the medical staff. This service is comprised of clinical pharmacists whose goal is to provide a comprehensive, safe, and cost-effective formulary. OBJECTIVE: To describe the unique formulary management process at a county hospital system and what makes this process cost-effective, which may benefit pharmacy departments in institutions serving an indigent patient population. SUMMARY: The Harris County Hospital District drug formulary is overseen by the Pharmacy & Therapeutics committee, which is supported by 5 therapeutic subcommittees, including antimicrobials, cardiovascular, general formulary, central nervous system, and oncology. The Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee consists of a medical staff committee that is supported by clinical pharmacists, who serve as the facilitators of these 5 subcommittees. Their responsibilities include the provision of drug information for formulary decisions, providing parameters to govern the use of certain medications, communicating changes to the formulary, conducting class reviews and medication utilization evaluations, coordinating annual pharmaceutical bids, reviewing and writing medication use policies and procedures, facilitating the use of cost-effective medications, and monitoring the use of medications in the hospital system. CONCLUSION: The processes incorporated by Harris County Hospital District in its formulary management are cost-effective and may be beneficial to other pharmacy departments, especially those institutions that serve an indigent patient population and are interested in cost-effective management strategies. äFrom a to z: medication cost-management strategies for disproportionat(epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing