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Love the idea, I work in specialty pharma and getting concise information to the pharmacists has become critical. Physicians rely heavily on pharmacists to call
by bearjaws 6y ago
Love the idea, I work in specialty pharma and getting concise information to the pharmacists has become critical. Physicians rely heavily on pharmacists to call the shots on treatment plans now more than ever.
We built our own in house solution to this exact problem, but its maintained by our own clinical staff, it costs us north of $300k a year to maintain it! This only works of course because we have over 150 specialty pharmacies in our 'network' so we have volume to help keep up with costs.
I could honestly see us leveraging a solution like this at some point in the future, and probably anybody running fewer than 10 specialty pharmacies needs a solution like this.
Good luck to you guys!
- aadvani 6y agoThank you and yes! Medical education is mostly diagnostics and pharmacy education is mostly therapeutics. The most forward thinking health systems are relying on pharmacists to guide treatment decisions. And I’m sure you see this with specialty meds in particular. And WOW re: $300k per year. I’m certain we could do this for a fraction of that cost. Ashish at InpharmD dot com :-)