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Patient Webinar

Strategies for Data-Driven Field Reimbursement Teams

Facilitating patient access to prescribed specialty therapeutics continues to be a challenge in a difficult managed care environment. Patients need help navigating obstacles that delay therapy initiation, such as prior authorization and rising out-of-pocket costs, and cause interruptions in treatment. 

Field Reimbursement (FRM) teams need data-driven solutions to triage stalled patient cases, intervene as patients accrue gap days and evaluate the effectiveness of patient engagement. 

In this webinar, IntegriChain Patient Segment Lead Sean McCarthy will discuss the challenges FRM teams encounter on a regular basis and share a number of data-driven solutions your team can implement to drive results. 

Presentation topics will include: 

  • The challenge of getting high-quality data…quickly
  • Triage at an individual patient level
  • Measuring patient engagement effectiveness
  • Insights & Analytics
    • Field Reporting
    • Leadership Reporting
  • Moving to predictive analytics and best action

 

Presenters:

Sean McCarthy, Patient Segment Lead
Brandon Underwood, Product Marketing Manager

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