Use the "Rule of Two" to Help Improve Asthma Care

December 2014

You'll see more focus on how pharmacists can improve the care of asthma patients.

Half of all patients with asthma have an exacerbation every year...leading to emergency department visits, hospital stays, and even deaths.

Now you'll see pharmacies getting paid to help uncontrolled asthma patients get on the right "controller" meds...and stick with them. This is part of the big emphasis on pharmacies impacting quality measures.

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Use the "Rule of Two" to Help Improve Asthma Care

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