Components of Pharmacy Disease Management

Components of Pharmacy Disease Management A. The primary components of this service are as follows: 1. Patient evaluation, 2. Compliance assessment, 3. Drug therapy review, 4. Disease state management, according to clinical practice guidelines, and 5. Patient/caregiver education. B. The pharmacist must provide a separate, distinct area conducive to privacy for a seated, face- to-face consultation with the beneficiary, such as a partitioned booth or a private room. This consultation is used to privately educate the beneficiary. C. A copy of the pharmacy care records, including the documentation for services, must be shared with the patient’s physician and remain on file in the pharmacist’s facility and available for audit by the Division of Medicaid.