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Stop. Start. Continue.

A Reconciliation of the Pharmacy Industry Podcast

John McMillen and Julie Soukup Host

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Welcome to "Stop Start Continue: A Reconciliation of the Pharmacy Industry," sponsored by Medical Memory. In each episode, we'll chat with top pharmacy thinkers to discuss what needs to change, what needs to start, and what best practices should continue in the industry. Our guests include industry leaders from all practice sites, regulatory experts, and patient safety advocates. We'll uncover what is propelling pharmacy forward and what obstacles are preventing further progress. Join us on this informative journey.

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New Episodes

Join John McMillen and Bill Wolfe as they explore the evolving role of pharmacies in today's healthcare landscape. This episode dives deep into the ongoing consolidation of the pharmacy industry and its implications for all stakeholders involved.

✨ Key Highlights:

  • Bill shares insights on the efficiency and value that pharmacists bring to the table.

  • John emphasizes the need to understand the nuances of each deal and its impact on the broader ecosystem.

  • The conversation shifts focus from cost and rebates to efficiency, patient outcomes, and the importance of medication adherence.

  • They discuss promoting transparency in drug pricing and recognizing pharmacists as providers, empowering pharmacy technicians with expanded roles.

👉 What should we do?

  • Start: Expand the definition of "provider" to include pharmacists.

  • Stop: Focus solely on costs and rebates; shift to patient-centered practices.

  • Continue: Encourage the use of digital tools to improve medication adherence.

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Listen Now! 

Have you ever wondered how pharmacies are evolving in the healthcare landscape? Join John McMillen from Medical Memory and Dr. Jill Paslier, a Specialty Pharmacy Expert, as they discuss the critical role of active monitoring in medication use processes to prevent patient harm.

Key takeaways from this episode include:

  • The necessity of robust medication error surveillance programs targeting high-risk medications.

  • The importance of implementing active monitoring, data analysis, and patient counseling.

  • Why fostering a non-punitive culture is essential for reporting errors.

Stop waiting for errors to happen—start proactively identifying potential issues and develop a solid surveillance program. Let's leverage technology and work as a multidisciplinary team to enhance patient safety!

Podcast Library

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Value of Video in Pharmacy

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Inform Medication Videos to Empower Nurses To Educate Patients. 

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Increase Capture Rate and Reap the Financial Benefits of More Fills

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Strengthen Patient Adherence and Understanding about their Medication

Sending Patient Medication Videos and Recording Meds to Beds can have huge financial benefits for hospital and outpatient pharmacies.  Medication Videos increase patient adherence and increase first fill percentages

Financial Benefits?

Our new value calculator estimates the financial benefit to your facility from an increase in capture rate for your meds-to-beds program.  

Don't have a meds-to-beds program?

We can estimate the margin you are missing out on. 

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Pharmacy and
Patient Adherence 

What Should We Record?

Best Practice Tip! 

Our team can help you create an easy script or checklist for your team to follow on every recorded video.  

Example Script for Video Recording Pharmacy Discharge Instructions

Discuss using one of our Libraries

Examples Available Include:​

  • Chemotherapy

  • Pain

  • Antiemetic

  • Intestinal

  • Cardiovascular

  • Inflammation

  • Infection

  • Diuretic

  • Anesthesia 

Pharmacists Using Smart Phone to Record Pharmacy Discharge Instructions
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