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The percentage of patients in the medication synchronization program who have all of their chronic medications included in the synchronization.
" + 'A higher rate indicates better performance.
' + 'Intended Use
' + 'Quality improvement indicator for health plans.
' + 'Data Sources
' + 'Multiple sources that will be different for each pharmacy, such as:
' + 'Denominator
' + 'Individuals who are enrolled in the medication synchronization program.
" + 'Exclusions
' + 'Long term care patients; hospitalization or other inpatient stay.
' + 'Numerator
' + 'Individuals who have all chronic medications included in the synchronization over the measurement time period.
' + 'Medication synchronization allows the alignment of refill dates for all of a patient's chronic medications to a single date. This process serves as a built-in refill reminder and allows the consolidation of all the patient's medications to drive the efficient use of dose reminder packaging, if applicable. Medication synchronization also allows a pharmacy to adopt an appointment-based model to schedule patient care services around the pick-up or delivery date. A recent study of a community pharmacy-based medication synchronization program showed an additional 84 days of therapy, raising percent of days covered from the low 60-percentile to the mid 80-percentile range.
" + 'This QII enables the pharmacy to see how effectively they are engaging their target population in the medication synchronization program.
' + '