| Evaluation of the Impact of Community Pharmacy-Based Medication Synchronization on Patient Adherence |
| Principal Investigator |
Rebecca Chater, RPh MPH
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| Project Title |
Evaluation of the Impact of Community Pharmacy-Based Medication Synchronization on Patient Adherence
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| Grants
Awarded Number |
150 |
| Status |
Grant Complete, 2016 |
| Organization |
Ateb, Inc. |
| Location |
Raleigh, North Carolina |
| Grant Category |
Medication Management, Safety & Quality |
| Keyword |
Appointment Based Med Synchronization |
| Grant
Docs |
CPF Synopsis |
| Objectives |
Program Objectives:1. Implement a medication synchronization program among an intervention group of 1,000 patients of community pharmacies within a multistate region2. Measure the impact of synchronization on medication adherence, as measured by PDC, of the intervention group as compared to a control group3. Assess the impact of medication synchronization on first fill abandonment4. Analyze the medication synchronization impact on gaps in therapy5. Evaluate the impact of medication synchronization on Medicare Star Ratings6. Assess the impact of medication synchronization on evolution of community pharmacy practice to an appointment-based,longitudinal chronic care model 7. Publish and disseminate impact of medication synchronization on adherence and the value of community pharmacy adherence initiatives in improving quality measures
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CPF Grants
