S2E11 - Mary Canavan, JD, Kyle A. Vasquez, JD, LLM | Post-Scrip: The ASPL Pharmacy Law Podcast
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In this episode of Post-Scrip, Henry introduces Mary Canavan, JD and Kyle A. Vasquez, JD, LLM. They discuss the upcoming 340B Program Preservation and Compliance.
In this session, participants will learn how use the 340B statute and guidance to preserve 340B savings. In a climate where manufacturers and payors are uniformly taking action that harms covered entities (and patients), covered entities need to be prepared and start adapting. While manufacturer restrictions have been at the forefront of the 340B industry recently, there are several other stakeholders that are also taking actions that harm 340B savings such as PBMs.
As a result of these actions restricting the use of 340B drugs, covered entities have to become creative with how they internally build out their 340B programs, but due to the limited guidance available, the focus on compliance is more important than ever. This session will walk covered entities through case studies that demonstrate how other covered entities are becoming innovators and adjusting their 340B operations to preserve 340B savings. These models assess several areas of compliance, including: 340B, reimbursement, scope of practice, and telehealth.
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