TY - JOUR
T1 - Proceedings of the AMCP partnership forum
T2 - NCPDP electronic prior authorization standards-building a managed care implementation plan
AU - AMCP Electronic Prior Authorization Work Group
AU - Ayele, Elias
AU - Bojorquez, Morgan
AU - Brown, Melissa
AU - Fidler, David
AU - Fu, Jacques
AU - Greenberg, Peggy
AU - Hazelwood, Maylisa
AU - Kumar, Manoj
AU - Leggett, Christopher
AU - Lindoo, Jeff
AU - Murcko, Anita C.
AU - Orenstein, Allison
AU - Penn, Mike
AU - Pinsonneault, Roger
AU - Plut, Edward E.D.
AU - Reinardy, Joe
AU - Sawicki, Cameron
AU - Scaglione, David
AU - Scantland, Matt
AU - Schneider, Shari
AU - Schueth, Tony
AU - Swarna, Sri
AU - Taylor, Jeff
AU - Topor, Laura
AU - Bruns, Kevin
AU - Carden, Mary Jo
AU - Eichelberger, Bernadette
AU - Oh, Susan
AU - Rosato, Edith
AU - Sega, Todd
AU - Singh, Puneet
AU - Singh, Ruby
N1 - Publisher Copyright:
© 2015, Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy.
PY - 2015
Y1 - 2015
N2 - Today's manual prior authorization (PA) process is often viewed by providers, payers, pharmacists, and patients as cumbersome, costly, and inefficient. The recent approval by the National Council for Prescription Drug Programs of a standard transaction for electronic prior authorization (e-PA) has paved the way for more rapid and efficient processing of PA requests. On April 23, 2014, the Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (AMCP) convened a meeting of key stakeholders to explore how to support the process of implementing the new standard transactions for e-PA and to recommend activities and programs that AMCP can promote to speed the adoption of e-PA. This Partnership Forum included individuals from managed care organizations, the pharmaceutical industry, pharmacy benefit managers, electronic prescription hubs or networks, and health information technology vendors. The speakers and panelists recommended that AMCP should develop measurable goals for staged and full implementation of e-PA. To accomplish this, it was recommended that AMCP work to collaborate with organizations representing these stakeholders. Additionally, it was recommended that AMCP develop managed care e-PA implementation and e-PA criteria guides, as well as an e-PA scorecard.
AB - Today's manual prior authorization (PA) process is often viewed by providers, payers, pharmacists, and patients as cumbersome, costly, and inefficient. The recent approval by the National Council for Prescription Drug Programs of a standard transaction for electronic prior authorization (e-PA) has paved the way for more rapid and efficient processing of PA requests. On April 23, 2014, the Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (AMCP) convened a meeting of key stakeholders to explore how to support the process of implementing the new standard transactions for e-PA and to recommend activities and programs that AMCP can promote to speed the adoption of e-PA. This Partnership Forum included individuals from managed care organizations, the pharmaceutical industry, pharmacy benefit managers, electronic prescription hubs or networks, and health information technology vendors. The speakers and panelists recommended that AMCP should develop measurable goals for staged and full implementation of e-PA. To accomplish this, it was recommended that AMCP work to collaborate with organizations representing these stakeholders. Additionally, it was recommended that AMCP develop managed care e-PA implementation and e-PA criteria guides, as well as an e-PA scorecard.
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M3 - Article
C2 - 26108378
AN - SCOPUS:84934757035
SN - 1083-4087
VL - 21
SP - 545
EP - 550
JO - Journal of Managed Care Pharmacy
JF - Journal of Managed Care Pharmacy
IS - 7
ER -