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Features

Cover Story

Stacking Hope Against Dollars

When it comes to treating cancer, physicians pull out all the stops. In the face of escalating and exorbitant costs, though, what works and what doesn’t must be sorted out.
Katherine T. Adams
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Copay Subsidies

Payers are struggling to find an appropriate way to respond to copayment subsidies. Aggressive ­tactics to counteract them run the risk of keeping drugs from people who need them.
John Carroll
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Cost-Sharing Reform: Searching for Equity

The healthcare reform debate has included discussion of some cost relief for patients by subsidizing their out-of-pocket costs. But employers and payers are looking at other options, such as linking the value of a healthcare intervention to its copayment, to try to improve healthcare delivery and make its cost more equitable for all.
William Atkinson
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The Impact of the Patient-Centered Medical Home on the Biologics Industry, Employers, and Third-Party Payers

A strong primary care system is a critical element of healthcare, but its current state is anything but efficient. One promising model of change is the patient-centered medical home.
John Greenwood, MD, and David B. Nash, MD, MBA, FACP
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IOM Likes Its CER List; Others Might if It Suits Them

The Institute of Medicine, charged with helping health plans and providers choose best treatments, suggests 100 priorities for CER research interest. The use of biologics or the study of biomarkers make up just 4 of the 100 priorities.
Frank Diamond
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Departments

Openers

Ch... Ch... Changes...

Michael D. Dalzell
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Editorial

Think Globally, Act Locally

David B. Nash, MD, MBA
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Personalized Medicine

KRAS Testing: Optimizing Cancer Therapy

Bob Carlson, MHA
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Drug Track

Research, Conferences, and FDA Actions

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Specialty Pharmacy

Mixing Personalized Medicine and CER, One Specialty Pharmacy Plows New Ground

John Carroll
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Trends

Adherence: A Measure of ROI

Amy Rossi
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