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Michael J Schuh1, Deborah J Crumb, Jason Dubois
1School of Health Sciences, College of Medicine, Mayo Clinic in Florida, Jacksonville, Florida.
Objective:
To describe the development and growth of a pharmacotherapy medication therapy management (MTM) practice.
Setting:
Multispecialty medical clinic.
Practice Description:
MTM practice based in a multispecialty medical clinic with a community pharmacy. The practice serves primarily internal medicine, family medicine, bariatric surgery, and solid-organ transplant surgery patients that are referred by clinic providers. The practice serves 30 to 40 patients per month and employs approximately one pharmacist spending 50% to 75% of his/ her time performing MTM.
Practice Innovation:
This MTM practice serves both primary care and specialty care patients via different practice models in a physician office setting. Unlike many MTM practices, this practice is financially self-sustaining.
Main Outcome Measurements:
Sustainability, continued growth, financial viability.
Results:
After early slow growth, the pharmacotherapy MTM practice at Mayo Clinic Florida has grown into multiple practice models.
Conclusion:
Institutions can use this practice model as a guide to assist them in the creation of future institutional pharmacotherapy MTM models.
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