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Aine Cryts

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3 Takeaways About Managing the Cost of MS

Multiple sclerosis is dependably among the most expensive chronic diseases to treat, but there are ways to reduce the size of the bill.


Anthony J. Schueth, MS

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Four Reasons Payers Are Investing in Real-Time Benefit Check

Why the top PBMs are so excited about the promise of a new standardized transaction.


Aubrey Westgate

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Ten Things Health Execs Should Know about Lymphoma

New treatment approaches could lead to even higher costs associated with lymphoma. However, experts say these treatments hold great promise and could reduce costs in the long-term.


Aubrey Westgate

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Seven Things Managed Care Can Learn from Other Industries

Thinking out of the box leads to the best innovation sometimes. Here are lessons healthcare leaders say can be learned from other industries.


Barry Fortner, PhD

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Opinion: Top Trends Influencing the Future of Affordable Cancer Care

Here’s how community oncologists seize opportunities to improve the quality of care and create performance metrics.


Bryant Furlow

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The State of Biosimilars in 2019

While still largely a new phenomenon, biosimilars are here to stay-and this year will only bring more of them to market.


Christine Blank

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Pfizer Tornado Plant Damage Not Affecting Penicillin Supply

The supply of fentanyl, epinephrine injection, and heparin, however, have been impacted by the July 19 tornado at Pfizer's North Carolina facility.



Dhaval Shah

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Data is the Foundation for the Shift to Value-Based Care

Achieving success under the expanding influence of value-based care models.


F. Randy Vogenberg, PhD

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COVID-19, MCOs, Market Change, and Uncertainty

COVID-19 has scrambled MCO cost management.


John Schieszer

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News You Should Know: 3 Takeaways from Top Managed Care Articles May

Have two minutes? Listen to this quick podcast for critical takeaways from three of our top articles.


Karen Appold

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Emerging Industry Leaders: Jennifer Watts of Children’s Mercy Kansas City

Jennifer Watts, M.D., M.P.H., chief emergency management medical officer, director of global health and a pediatric emergency medicine physician at Children’s Mercy Kansas City, a children’s hospital in Kansas City, Missouri is one of the 10 up-and-coming healthcare leaders featured in the annual Managed Healthcare Executive feature.


Kayt Sukel

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Fighting for Coverage

More consumers are purchasing short-term limited duration insurance plans-which will likely have long-lasting effects to consumers and the insurance market as a whole.


Mari Edlin

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What Are the Top Pharma Challenges Right Now?

The opioid epidemic is far from over, but it may slip behind other challenges. COVID-19 obviously tops the list of new problems and drug pricing and affordability will continue to soak up time and attention.


Mark Rowh

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10 Ways to Improve the Patient Experience

Top leaders share simple ways to cultivate patient loyalty.


Romilla A. Batra, MD

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Opinion: Using High Tech to Improve High-Touch Care for the Elderly

What about applying virtual reality tech to improve how we deliver person-centered care to all, including a focus on seniors? This is one area ripe for innovation.


Roy Beveridge, MD

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Real-World Benefits of Value-Based Care

A new report from Humana shows the benefits of value-based care for patients and providers.


Tracey Walker

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Three Experts Share Formulary Management Advice

Practical tips on how to approach formulary management.

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