Principles for Patient-Centered Prescription Drug Coverage

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Principles for Patient-Centered Prescription Drug Coverage

Monday, September 11, 2017  
8:30am – 1:30 pm

National Press Club
Holeman Lounge
529 14th St NW
Washington, DC 20045
 
Panel One:     How PBMs Affect Access and Affordability
 
Moderator:      Peter J. Pitts, President, CMPI
Panelists:         B. Douglas Hoey, CEO, National Community Pharmacists Association
                        Nick Ferreyros, Director of Communications, Community Oncology Alliance
                        Derek Daggett, Senior Business Development Executive, SmithRx

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Keynote Speaker: A. Mark Fendrick, M.D., Director, Center for Value Based Insurance Design, University of Michigan
                             Introduction by Robert M. Goldberg, CMPI

Watch Dr. A. Mark Fendrick's Keynote Remarks here.

Panel Two:     Principles for PBM Reform and Patient-Centered Prescription Drug Benefits
 
Moderator:      Robert M. Goldberg, PhD, Vice President, CMPI

Panelists:         Shawn Lovering, President, RxTE
                        Susan Pilch, Vice President, Policy & Regulatory Affairs, National Community Pharmacists Association
                   A. Mark Fendrick, M.D., Director, Center for Value Based Insurance Design, University of Michigan
                       Burt Zweigenhaft, Managing Partner, Upstream Partners
 
Watch Panel Two highlights here.
 
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