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1 Supply Chain Management PGY2 - Health-System Pharmacy Administration (87405) Faculty: Bamford, Sara; Findlay, Russell Site: University of Utah Hospitals Clinics Status: Active Not Required Description: Primary Preceptor: Russell Findlay, PharmD Pharmacy Support Services Manager O: (801) Secondary Preceptors: Sara Bamford, PharmD Pharmacy Support Services Manager O: (801) C: (801) Andrew Dwenger, PharmD Pharmacy Support Services Clinical Pharmacist O: (801) C: (801) Sanaz Kelly, PharmD Pharmacy 340B Manager O: (801) Rotation Duration: This rotation is 4 weeks but may be extended with Residency Program Director consent. Rotation Description: UUH purchases approximately 270 million dollars per year in drugs. As an entity, UUH is eligible to acquire drugs at federal 340B discount pricing for use in the outpatient setting in addition to purchasing through a group purchasing organization (GPO) creating a complex purchasing system. The primary objective for the resident is to develop a functional understing of drug procurement system distribution management in addition to the associated regulatory compliance stards, including regulations that pertain to 340B drug pricing, Drug Supply Chain Security Act, State Procurement Code. While on rotation, the resident will Page: 1 of 12
2 engage in activities that develop an understing of UUH's drug costs finances, contracting process, compliance, purchasing team management as well as vendor relations including interacting with the group purchasing organization wholesaler. The resident will learn inventory management strategies methods of implementing inventory additions, changes deletions. Residents will complete several projects to apply key concepts underst how to contain costs maintain compliance via supply chain management. The resident will interact with a variety of department front-line staff leaders throughout the organization engaging in the system-wide supply chain management process. Site Description: University of Utah Health is composed of 4 hospitals, 12 free sting clinics, 16 retail pharmacies, 4 infusion centers, ambulatory clinic services, home infusion service, a comprehensive drug information service. University Hospital is a 490 bed, level 1 trauma center with strong critical care, emergency medicine, surgical services, obstetrics gynecology, neonatal, internal medicine subspecialties, neurosciences, rehabilitation. The University Neuropsychiatric Institute is a 130 bed inpatient psychiatric facility. The Huntsman Cancer Center consists of a 100 bed inpatient service including an ICU, an ambulatory infusion suite, extensive ambulatory cancer clinics, including bone marrow transplant. The University Orthopaedic Hospital provides mostly ambulatory care surgery services plus orthopaedic specific clinics. The ambulatory care network includes the Community Clinics located throughout the Salt Lake Valley the 4 surrounding counties that provide both primary specialty care, plus the specialty clinics infusion room at University Hospital. Role of Pharmacist: The primary responsibility of the Support Services Pharmacy Manager at University of Utah Health is to facilitate the purchase of drug products for the hospitals clinics. Other select responsibilities include: Manage team of technician buyers Maintain vendor relationships contracts Manage assets (eg, refrigerators, cameras) Monitor drug storage Organize emergency operations Monitor triage drug shortages Maintain compliance to state federal laws Develop drug budget Triage clinical questions pricing concerns Expectation of Learners: Preceptor Resident Expectations: The preceptor is expected to be available for questions throughout the rotation will be responsible for exposing the resident to various experiences. Preceptor will provide timely feedback coach resident through different projects experiences in a safe environment. Preceptor will facilitate as the resident takes charge of certain activities in the rotation. Resident is expected to take ownership of assignments explore methods of accomplishing the projects. If help is needed, the resident is expected to address needs with preceptor ask any necessary questions. Resident is expected to be on time to rotation, dress according to the UUH dress code, avoid phone use during rotation discussions experiences or make preceptor aware of need to use the phone. Resident is expected to complete reading assignments in preparation for scheduled topic discussions, provide feedback on the rotation to make their own experience better to keep the preceptor updated on progress or obstacles on projects. Page: 2 of 12
3 Pre-rotation preparation: Residents need to contact the preceptor 1-2 weeks before the rotation starts to confirm start date provide the preceptor any scheduling conflicts (vacation, appointments, other residency activities, etc) as soon as the resident is planning it. No preparation is required prior to the start of rotation. If desired, residents can pick up readings prior to the rotation. A list of individual goals questions to be completed addressed during the rotation will need to be provided by the resident for review on the first day of rotation. Goals Objectives, Rotation Activities, Readings for the rotation: The following table outlines the goals objectives that have been selected for the rotation. For each goal, the usual rotation activities are described with the associated reading assignments. Readings are located on S:\Rx Pharmacists\Resident Supply Chain Rotation. Required readings are available in a binder that you can borrow from your preceptor. Optional readings are located on the S: drive. Additional management readings are located in the management sub-folder. A 340B Tutorial is available at the following link: Goals Objectives Rotation activities Readings Teaching Method R1.4.1 (Synthesis) Participate in oversight of the formulary management process. Attend Product Evaluation Committee Attend Vendor Meetings (MSRs-Medical Service Representatives) Manage Shortages with communication to staff Shadow Buyers Topic Discussions on supply chain structure, inventory management, procurement policies I, M, F R1.4.2 (Synthesis) Participate in the pharmacy department's selection of, contracting for, procurement of a product being added to the formulary. Attend Product Evaluation Committee Attend Vendor Meetings (MSRs) Shadow Buyers Review supply chain management issues Identify key stakeholders communicate effectively during an inventory change Present shortages other key procurement issues during staff meeting Page: 3 of 12
4 Write a supply chain article for the pharmacy department newsletter Execute a drug pricing contract (if applicable) Required Reading *ABC Analysis as an Inventory Control Technique (Wk 3) *ABC Inventory Overview (Wk 3) *Can Hospital Chains Improve the Medical Industry (Wk 3) *Pharmacy License Classification Guide (Wk 4) *Group Purchasing; An Overview (Wk 1) Suggested Reading *Supply Chain Management Chapter (Wk 1) *Managed Healthcare Executive_ Beyond purchasing-managing hospital inventory (Wk 3) *Modern Inventory Analysis Techniques (Wk 3) *Supply Chain (Wk 1) *The role of pharmaceutical wholesaler in hospital purchasing group contracts (Wk 1) *DSCSA ASHP Resource Paper (Wk 2) I, M, C, F R1.4.3 (Synthesis) Oversee the completion of a Medication Use Evaluation (MUE). Complete an MUE based on the desires of the resident or relevant options provided by preceptor Suggested Reading *ASHP Guidelines on Medication-Use Evaluation I, M, C, F R4.5.1 (Comprehension) Explain societal forces that influence rising costs for medications the provision of pharmacy services. Topic Discussions on drug pricing, 340B, financials Participate in Financial Focus Group meetings, financial discussions projects, 340B Operational Committee Meeting other ad hoc meetings Required Reading *Linda's Drug Pricing Primer (Wk 3) *Why are drug costs so high in the US 2014 (Wk 3) Suggested Reading Page: 4 of 12
5 *National Trends in Prescription Drug Expenditures Projections (Wk 3) *New economics of the pharmaceutical supply chain (Wk 3) *Follow the Pill (Wk 3) *AJHP 2016 National trends in prescription Drug Expenditures Projections (Wk 3) *Drug pricing reforms report (Wk 3) *Role of 340b Drug Discount Program in Recent Cancer Care Trends (Wk 2) I, M R4.5.2 (Synthesis) Participate in a cost reduction project. input tracking method into Cost Savings Tracker Topic Discussions on cost savings initiative, inventory management, 340B Describe the implications of 340b pricing for the organization. Review 340B program with 340B Manager Attend Supply Cost Management Team Meeting (if scheduled) evaluate current cost savings initiatives I, M, C, F R4.6.1 (Synthesis) Participate in the process of negotiating contracts with vendors. Attend Vendor Meetings (MSRs) Execute drug contract (If no contracts available, walk through existing contract) Required Reading *Group Purchasing; An Overview Suggested Reading *The role of pharmaceutical wholesaler in hospital purchasing group contracts (Wk 1) *GPO in Healthcare Orgs (Wk 1) I, M, C, F R4.6.2 (Comprehension) Explain strategies for ensuring the integrity of the supply chain. Manage shortages with effective communication to staff Shadow buyers Participate in a medication recall process Topic discussion on supply chain integrity, recall management drug supply chain security act (DSCSA) Required Reading Page: 5 of 12
6 *Securing the Supply Chain with Blockchain *U Health DSCSA Policies Procedures Suggested Reading *DSCSA ASHP Resource Paper (Wk 2) I, M, C, F R4.6.3 (Evaluation) Based on an assessment of the adequacy of the pharmacy's current system for inventory control including methods of setting inventory goals, accuracy in the receipt process, achieving higher turnover rates, hling return of merchise, drug recalls, make any needed recommendations for improvement. Work with pharmacy purchasing staff to procure regular drug supply from the wholesaler in addition to placing orders for drop shipment items, direct orders emergent drug orders. *Manage inventory service visit documents (if applicable) calculate current inventory turns I, M R4.6.4 (Evaluation) Based on an assessment of the pharmacy's policies procedures for the disposal of drugs, make any needed recommendations for improvement. Review discuss UUH procurement policies Required Reading *Procurement Policy Discovery- search PULSE for all procurement policies including 340B (Wk 1) I, F Teaching Methods include: I=Direct Instruction, M=Modeling, C=Coaching, F=Facilitation Project/Presentation Description: The resident will have the opportunity to work on a wide range of relevant administrative, quality, safety or management projects during the rotation. Projects will be concentrated on topics initiatives that will enable the resident to work with different areas within the department of pharmacy, as well as departments throughout the entire organization. Project opportunities will be driven by current events in the department or organization may require a presentation. Final Products: Due no later than end of rotation Project Write-up /or Presentation (any professional clear format. Ie: power point, outline, etc) Completed Cost Analysis entered into Cost Savings Tracker Routine (at least weekly) shortage management notes for chosen shortage recorded in shortage spreadsheet Page: 6 of 12
7 Newsletter or In-Service Presentation Completed Contract Next schedule for purchasing team Typical Daily/Weekly/Monthly Activities: Usual time for rotation is 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. However, it is very important to be flexible based on what is going on in the department with meetings. Early morning or evening meetings may occur during the rotation. The schedule will be reviewed every Monday morning to develop a plan for the week, will be adjusted daily as needs arise. Expected Residency Progression: Day 1: Preceptor will orient resident to the central pharmacy, managers, purchasing staff, daily workflow. Preceptor will review learning activities expectations with resident as well as scheduled topic discussions evaluations. Residents should come prepared to describe prior experiences, areas of excellence areas of improvement needed three goals for rotation. Resident is expected to be punctual, professional in word dress prioritize daily activities throughout rotation with a focus on exceptional patient care customer service. Resident is expected to come prepared for assigned readings with questions as appropriate. Resident should know resources available for researching policies, procedures general supply chain knowledge. If resident does not know or underst how to complete an assigned task or project, they should ask for clarification resources they can use to learn more research themselves. Resident should be proactive in following up with preceptor on assigned tasks. Resident should provide feedback throughout rotation (not just at evaluations) to ensure personal rotation objectives are met provide a better rotation for the next resident. Resident will attend meetings with preceptor as assigned. Resident will strive to develop excellent written verbal communication skills. Week 1: General Supply Chain Introduction, Buyer Shadowing, Procurement Policies Procedures, Readings Resident will select a suitable project related to Supply Chain that can be completed or significant progress made in a 3 week time period. Resident should have read all procurement policies procedures to gain a basic understing of procurement processes within our system. Resident will choose a shortage item with moderate complexity to follow the logistics clinical impact throughout the duration of the rotation. Resident should have a basic understing of the drug supply chain regulatory requirements associated with purchasing (DSCSA, 340B, Procurement Code, Controlled substance, etc). This will be accomplished through topic discussions readings as well as day-to-day activities. Page: 7 of 12
8 Resident will select a topic for a newsletter article or in-service presentation to be submitted or presented by end of rotation. Topic may be derived from common questions being asked or requests for clarification on supply chain matters. In-service presentation will be scheduled for the final week of rotation by the end of the 1st week. Resident should underst the general expectation for each buyer role within the system through shadowing asking appropriate questions. Resident will complete the readings notated in the table below for Week 1. (Week 1 is heavy on readings to establish basic principles the remainder of the rotation will be lighter.) Resident will reflect on activities performed knowledge gained during the week put in place an action plan to build upon these concepts for greater understing over the next week. Week 2: 340B, Cost Analysis, Regulatory Compliance, Contracting, Resident should be able to explain the 340B program both as an overview as well as specifics as to how our system implements 340B. Resident should underst the state procurement code application within our system to provide answers to related questions appropriately determining if an RFP, BID or sole source BID is required. Resident should underst articulate the regulatory compliance in place for procurement. Resident should have an understing of contracting the general process taken within the department the system. Resident will choose a contract to follow to completion. Resident will perform cost analyses for various cost savings initiatives as assigned. Resident should try to answer questions that come to the team using logic from previous discussions research any topics that are not greatly understood. All questions answered must be reviewed by preceptors before final guidance given. Resident will complete the readings notated in the table below for Week 2. Week 3: Vendor Relations, Financials, Emergency Procurement, Inventory Management Resident will have attended one Medical Services Representative meeting underst the role implementation of vendor relations within the system. Resident should become integrated into the pharmacy purchasing team taking an active role in management of procurement. Resident should be able to describe inventory management methods financial considerations such as valuation 340B implications as well as assess if inventory is appropriate through an inventory turns calculation. Resident will submit any presentation/project drafts for editing. Resident should be able to describe the impact of procurement drug pricing on financials how it can vary by different accounts. Resident should underst the role of Emergency Preparedness be able to articulate the Page: 8 of 12
9 emergency procurement process for the University of Utah. Resident should be able to answer basic questions regarding previously discussed topics. Resident should complete the readings notated in the table below for Week 3. Week 4: Answer Questions, Manage Purchasing Team Resident should finish rotation project by Wednesday for final edits, reviews, presentation if applicable, pass-off. Resident should underst how to manage a team of buyers, be able to run the buyer meeting create the next schedule. Resident is expected to become the go-to for basic questions from the buyers other customers be able to justify answers based on previous discussions or readings. Resident is expected to try to answer complex questions to their ability lead meaningful discussions with the preceptors to come to conclusions. Resident should be able to edit a contract with minimal intervention should have completed a contract. Resident should have attended a Product Evaluation Committee meeting. Resident should demonstrate understing of the shortage management process from beginning to end using a specific shortage example chosen in 1st week. (Longitudinal learning) Resident should independently identify opportunities to optimize supply chain management, discuss interventions with preceptors, implement solutions follow-up with outcome. Complete all presentations projects to the expectations set by the preceptor turn in electronic copies to the preceptor by the last day of rotation. Work with preceptor to develop a plan to address any areas that need improvement. Resident should attend the Supply Cost Management Team Meeting if falling within timeframe. Resident should have a greater depth of knowledge regarding 340B its relation to Informatics, billing, EPIC other departments how we maintain compliance. Resident should underst the depth breadth of a purchasing team be able to explain the necessary functions roles within. Resident should be able to articulate how buyers other departments interact impact each other. Resident should be able to research supply chain topics on own provide new articles to preceptors. Resident will complete the readings notated in the table below for Week 4. Evaluation: The resident will have discussions with the preceptor(s) multiple times per week to allow real-time feedback to be given. The weekly planning meeting (usually Monday morning) will serve as a place for planning for the week, while a Friday reflection session will be held to provide feedback regarding strengths opportunity for growth, evaluate goals, discuss concerns or needs. The resident needs to come prepared with the list of their projects progress to date, but no other preparation is needed. Page: 9 of 12
10 A final summative evaluation will be completed, usually on the last day of rotation. Prior to the evaluation meeting, the resident needs to complete the self-evaluation if applicable, evaluation of learning experience, preceptor evaluation in PharmAcademic. The final evaluation will be conducted in PharmAcademic. Goal R1.4 OBJ R1.4.1 OBJ R1.4.2 OBJ R1.4.3 Goal R4.5 OBJ R4.5.1 Participate in the development coordination of medication-use policy initiatives. (Synthesis) Participate in oversight of the formulary management process. (Synthesis) Participate in the pharmacy department s selection of, contracting for, procurement of a product being added to the formulary. (Synthesis) Oversee the completion of a medicationuse evaluation (MUE). Develop implement cost reduction strategies. (Comprehension) Explain societal forces that influence rising costs for medications the provision of pharmacy services. Activities Attend Product Evaluation Committee Attend Vendor Meetings (MSRs) Execute drug contract (If no contracts available, walk through existing contract) Manage Shortages with communication to staff Shadow Buyers Attend Product Evaluation Committee Attend Supply Cost Management Team evaluate current cost savings initiatives Attend Vendor Meetings (MSRs) Execute drug contract (If no contracts available, walk through existing contract) Identify key stakeholders communicate effectively during an inventory change Participate in Financial Focus Group meetings, financial discussions projects, 340B Operational Committee Meeting other ad hoc meetings Present shortages other key procurement issues during staff meeting Review supply chain management issues Shadow Buyers Attend Supply Cost Management Team evaluate current cost savings initiatives Attend Supply Cost Management Team evaluate current cost savings initiatives Attend Vendor Meetings (MSRs) Execute drug contract (If no contracts available, walk through existing contract) Page: 10 of 12
11 OBJ R4.5.2 (Synthesis) Participate in a cost reduction project. Goal R4.6 OBJ R4.6.1 OBJ R4.6.2 OBJ R4.6.3 OBJ R4.6.4 Evaluations: Coordinate the pharmacy supply chain management process. (Synthesis) Participate in the process of negotiating contracts with vendors. (Comprehension) Explain strategies for ensuring the integrity of the supply chain. (Evaluation) Based on an assessment of the adequacy of the pharmacy s current system for inventory control including methods of setting inventory goals, accuracy in the receipt process, achieving higher turnover rates, hling return of merchise, drug recalls, make any needed recommendations for improvement. (Evaluation) Based on an assessment of the pharmacy s policies procedures for the disposal of drugs, make any needed recommendations for improvement. Attend Supply Cost Management Team evaluate current cost savings initiatives Describe the implications of 340b pricing for the organization. Execute drug contract (If no contracts available, walk through existing contract) Review 340B program with 340B Manager Attend Product Evaluation Committee Attend Vendor Meetings (MSRs) Execute drug contract (If no contracts available, walk through existing contract) Attend storage security meetings participate in medication security initiatives Manage Shortages with communication to staff Participate in a medication recall process Shadow Buyers Write Supply Chain Article for Newsletter Attend Product Evaluation Committee Attend Supply Cost Management Team evaluate current cost savings initiatives Manage inventory service visit documents (if applicable) Manage Shortages with communication to staff Shadow Buyers Work with pharmacy purchasing staff to procure regular drug supply from the wholesaler in addition to placing orders for drop shipment items, direct orders emergent drug orders. Write Supply Chain Article for Newsletter Attend storage security meetings participate in medication security initiatives Review discuss UUH procurement policies Shadow Buyers Write Supply Chain Article for Newsletter Evaluator Timing Summative Evaluation All Preceptors Each Resident Taking this Learning Experience ASHP Learning Experience Evaluation Ending Quarterly if Needed Residents Learning Experience Ending Quarterly if Needed ASHP Preceptor Evaluation Residents All Preceptors of this Learning Experience Ending Quarterly if Needed Page: 11 of 12
12 Summative Evaluation Residents Each Resident Taking this Learning Experience Management Rotations All Preceptors Each Resident Taking this Learning Experience Ending Quarterly if Needed 50.00% Page: 12 of 12
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