PHRA 1201 4.1 Formulary Management

Different chemical structure of another product in same class with similar therapeutic effects

Replacing a prescribed med with a therapeutic alternative

Who decides what medications make up a formulary?

Allows unlimited access to any medication

Which Formulary: Medications that may not, in any instance, be added to a local MTF Formulary?

DoD P&T classify medications into what 4 categories?

Providing a generic medication in place of brand name

Which Formulary: Medications that must be added to all full-service MTF Formularies?

Advisory committee of healthcare professionals who develop, manage, and update formularies

MTF P&T committees create their local formulary based off what formulary?

Restricted access to medication selection

Vitamins, drug products, vaccines, or diagnostic and contrast agents used in therapy

Which of the following: In efforts to keep a formulary current, the P&T committee meets regularly to review

Which of the following: In efforts to keep a formulary current, the P&T committee meets regularly to review

List of medications available at an MTF

Method and process of medications selected to a formulary

Patented or Trademarked meds

What factors are considered FIRST when selecting meds for a formulary?

Continually updated list of safe, efficient, and cost effective medications

When creating a formulary: if 2 meds are similar in clinical results, what factors help make a selection?

Pharmaceutical equivalent of a brand medication

Which Formulary: Medications designated to treat specialized, or more complex, diseases?

Which Formulary: Medications that may be, but not required to be, added to a local MTF Formulary?

Open concept based on provider's specialty