Allocation of Community Pharmacy Programme funding Sample Clauses

Allocation of Community Pharmacy Programme funding. 6.1.1 The Commonwealth will make available up to $1.26 billion in funding for evidence- based, patient-focused professional pharmacy programmes and services (Community Pharmacy Programmes) over the Term. 6.1.2 Funding for Community Pharmacy Programmes will be as approved by the Minister, following consultation by the Department with a range of stakeholders and bodies (including the Guild) as required, and is expected to: (a) be at a level of $613 million over the Term as continued investment in a range of Community Pharmacy Programmes; (b) be at a level of $50 million over the Term as funding for a Pharmacy Trial Programme (PTP) relating to Community Pharmacy Programmes which are referred to in clause 6.1.4; and (c) include, subject to clauses 6.1.4 and 6.1.6, access to additional funding of up to $600 million over the Term to support new and expanded Community Pharmacy Programmes, and which are intended to be delivered through community pharmacies (excluding unapproved pharmacies). 6.1.3 The Community Pharmacy Programmes set out in Appendix B will continue from 1 July 2015 until the Minister determines otherwise and will be subject to a cost- effectiveness assessment by an independent health technology assessment body (such as the Medical Services Advisory Committee or the PBAC) as determined by the Minister. 6.1.4 The PTP will be established by the Commonwealth to trial new and expanded Community Pharmacy Programmes which seek to improve clinical outcomes for consumers and/or extend the role of pharmacists in the delivery of primary healthcare services through community pharmacy. In determining priorities for the PTP and the trials to be undertaken, the Department will consult extensively with the Guild and a range of stakeholders and bodies as required. This process will inform recommendations to the Minister on PTP activities to be funded by the Commonwealth, and the quantum of funds to be allocated on an annual basis. 6.1.5 It is intended that a particular focus of the new, continuing and expanded Community Pharmacy Programmes will be those which benefit: (a) Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Strait Islander peoples; and (b) consumers in rural and remote areas. 6.1.6 Any funding for a trialled Community Pharmacy Programme after the conclusion of the PTP for that Community Pharmacy Programme will be contingent on:‌ (a) a recommendation to proceed with the programme or service by an independent health technology assessment body (such as the Medical Services Advisor...
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