Pharmacy Network Management Sample Clauses

Pharmacy Network Management. (i) Development and distribution of communication materials to participating pharmacies, if desired
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Pharmacy Network Management. 1. Contractor shall establish the 340B Pharmacy Network, including coordination of the Contract required by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Office of Pharmacy Affairs (OPA) between the Covered Entity and the contracting pharmacy. Contractor shall also enter into a Contract with the designated Covered Entity. 2. Prior to May 1, 2012, Contractor shall work with MSI‘s Administrative Manager on written communications to participating pharmacies regarding the change from the State ADAP to the County for certain clients for prescriptions written through the 17th Street Care Clinic. Contractor‘s network contracting and management department shall follow up the written communications with phone calls to make certain each network pharmacy is aware of the change and has all the necessary information to ensure a smooth transition for County and its clients. 3. Contractor shall distribute additional informational materials to the network pharmacies if the MSI Program plan design changes or other network changes are made. Such communications shall be approved by the MSI Administrative Manager. 4. Contractor shall also routinely communicate, upon approval of the MSI Administrative Manager, policies and procedures regarding new drugs, therapeutic substitution and utilization management to pharmacies in the network. 5. Contractor agrees that any communications referencing the MSI Program shall be approved by the MSI Administrative Manager, including educational materials. Educational materials that may be specifically related to the MSI Program include: a. Formulary and preferred drug lists b. Policies & procedures related to claims submission c. New product notifications d. Communication of new clinical guidelines
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Pharmacy Network Management. 1. Prior to September 1, 2012, Contractor shall work with MSI’s Administrative Manager on written communications to participating pharmacies regarding the change from County’s current Pharmacy Benefits Manager to Contractor’s services, including sample client cards as appropriate. Contractor’s network contracting and management department shall follow up the written communications with phone calls to make certain each network pharmacy is aware of the change and has all the necessary information to ensure a smooth transition for County and its clients. 2. Contractor shall distribute additional informational materials to the network pharmacies if the MSI Program plan design changes or other network changes are made. Such communications shall be approved by the MSI Administrative Manager. 3. Contractor shall also routinely communicate, upon approval of the MSI Administrative Manager, policies and procedures regarding new drugs, therapeutic substitution and utilization management to pharmacies in the network if qualified and meets Contractor’s credentialing criteria. 4. Contractor agrees that any communications referencing the MSI Program shall be approved by the MSI Administrative Manager, including educational materials. Educational materials that may be specifically related to the MSI Program include: a. Formulary and preferred drug lists b. Policies & procedures related to claims submission c. New product notifications d. Communication of new clinical guidelines
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Pharmacy Network Management. 1. Prior to September 1, 2012, Contractor shall work with BHS’ Project Manager on written communications to participating pharmacies regarding the change from County’s current Pharmacy Benefits Manager to Contractor’s services, including succinct error codes that would be seen by the pharmacy to allow all parties to work towards a solution in real- time. Contractor’s network contracting and management department shall follow up the written communications with phone calls to make certain each network pharmacy is aware of the change and has all the necessary information to ensure a smooth transition for County and its clients. 2. Contractor shall distribute additional informational materials to the network pharmacies if the BHS Program plan design changes or other network changes are made. Such communications shall be approved by the BHS Project Manager. 3. Contractor shall also routinely communicate, upon approval of the BHS Project Manager, policies and procedures regarding new drugs, therapeutic substitution, utilization management, and adjudication standards and practices (particularly relating to coordination of benefits) to pharmacies in the network. 4. Contractor agrees that any communications referencing the BHS Program shall be approved by the BHS Project Manager, including educational materials, before any materials are distributed to the pharmacy network. Educational materials that may be specifically related to the BHS Program include: a. Formulary and preferred drug lists b. Policies & procedures related to claims submission c. New product notifications d. Communication of new clinical guidelines
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Pharmacy Network Management. 1. As soon as possible and practicable, prior to July 1, 2012,, Contractor shall work with the MSI Program Manager on written communications to Participating Pharmacies regarding the change from County’s current provider of PBM Services to Contractor’s services, including sample client cards as appropriate. Contractor shall follow up the written communications with phone calls to make certain each Participating Pharmacy is aware of the change and has all the necessary information to ensure a smooth transition for County and its clients. 2. Contractor shall distribute additional informational materials to the Participating Pharmacies if the MSI Program Benefit Plan design changes or other network changes are made. Such communications shall be approved by the MSI Program Manager. 3. Contractor shall also routinely communicate, upon approval of the MSI Program Manager, policies and procedures regarding new drugs, therapeutic substitution and utilization management to pharmacies in the network. 4. Contractor agrees that any communications referencing the MSI Program shall be approved by the MSI Program Manager, including educational materials. Educational materials that may be specifically related to the MSI Program include: a. Formulary and preferred drug lists b. Policies & procedures related to claims submission c. New product notifications d. Communication of new clinical guidelines
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