Suboptimal use of medications in the U.S. is responsible for $528.4 billion in annual avoidable healthcare spending. How can pharmacists get involved in fixing this problem, in a way that’s sustainable? The USC School of Pharmacy and Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) are collaborating to launch the California Right Meds Collaborative (CRMC). Together, we are committed to developing a network of pharmacists who can deliver high-impact CMM services through a value-based payment model that will serve as a best practice for the other managed care plans in the state and beyond.

The meeting will include an update on national and local healthcare priorities, local opportunities for pharmacists to manage high-risk, best practices in delivering high-impact CMM, and workshops to develop workflow changes, collaborative practice agreements, outcome measures, and other essential CMM components. Register here.

• Target audience: Pharmacists with an interest in learning evidence-based skills to deliver sustainable CMM services for improved health outcomes among patients with chronic conditions.
• Continuing Education Credit: 6.5 hours