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    • Oncology Pharmacy Practice
    • Health Services Research

    Background:

    • Specialty pharmacies are expanding in oncology, serving as a distribution channel for expensive cancer drugs.
    • They aim to optimize pharmaceutical care and economic outcomes by ensuring appropriate medication use, maximizing adherence, and reducing unwarranted expenditure.

    Framework:

    • The NCCN Specialty Pharmacy Task Force convened to examine the impact of specialty pharmacy on cancer care.
    • The task force identified benefits and challenges associated with integrating specialty pharmacies into oncology practice.

    Implementation:

    • Recommendations address critical areas including education and training for specialty pharmacy practitioners caring for cancer patients.
    • Coordination of care between specialty pharmacies and the broader healthcare team is a key focus.

    Implications:

    • The report provides recommendations to enhance patient safety and optimize care delivery within the evolving landscape of specialty pharmacy in oncology.
    • Further evaluation is needed in identified areas to fully understand and leverage the role of specialty pharmacies in cancer treatment.