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Legislative ConferenceThank you for joining us at the 2018 Legislative Conference on Friday, November 2 at the Marriott Downtown Louisville!
Continuing Pharmacy Education
Target Audience Requirements for Successful Completion Upon the completion of the Legislative Conference all attendees will receive the attendance verification evaluation form via online survey sent to the email address used when registering for the conference. To be awarded credit, the learner must submit the completed evaluation form by Friday, November 16, 2018. Consent to Use Photographic ImagesRegistration and attendance at or participation in KPhA meetings and other activities constitutes an agreement by the registrant to KPhA’s use and distribution (both now and in the future) of the registrant or attendee’s image.
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The Kentucky Pharmacy Education & Research Foundation is accredited by The Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing Pharmacy education.Announcements
KPhA launches Ambassador Program - interested members should contact Mark Glasper.
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Kentucky middlemen reap $123 million from Medicaid at pharmacies' expense - added 2/20/19
Passport sues ‘surprised’ state over rate cuts - added 2/19/19
Passport looking to end dispute with state over Medicaid rates - added 2/7/2019
NCPA leaders attend White House bill signing - added 10/12/18
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Censored analysis confirms complaints about pharmacy benefit managers - added 9/19/18
The Secret Drug Pricing System Middlemen Use to Rake in Millions - added 9/12/18
An economist’s change of heart: It’s time to regulate the prescription-drug middlemen - added 8/21/18
Generic EpiPen approved for allergy emergencies - added 8/20/18
Rural Risk: Mobile Clinics Help Tackle Multifaceted Opioid Crisis - added 8/20/18
AN ONGOING INVESTIGATION ON THE RISING COSTS OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS - added 8/15/18
Health officials bring mobile NARCAN distribution to Letcher County - added 8/2/18
Kentucky Department of Insurance Issues Penalty Against PBM, CaremarkPCS Health LLC, a subsidiary of CVS Caremark - added 7/10/18
Amazon just bought a tiny startup most people have never heard of, and it's scaring the heck out of pharmacy shareholders - added 6/29/18
The Health 202: States are targeting a key middleman in the drug-pricing chain - added 5/22/18
President Trump's Plan to Lower Drug Prices Spares Pharma Industry - added 5/14/18
FDA commissioner to drug middlemen: You're part of the problem - added 4/27/18
Combatting Our Opioid Crisis with Comprehensive Treatment Centers - added 4/18/18
Surgeon General Releases Advisory on Naloxone, an Opioid Overdose-Reversing Drug - added 4/5/18
Learning How to Identify An Overdose, Save a Life - added 3/29/18
Nationally renowned pain doctor calls Kentucky's plan to tax opioids 'immoral and cruel' - added 3/6/18
Kentucky pharmacists have new authorities to improve patient, public health - added 2/20/18
Walgreens in talks to buy AmerisourceBergen: WSJ - added 2/13/18
DEA launches new crackdown on pharmacies and opioid over-prescribers - added 2/2/18
Senate priority bill would carve out pharmacy reimbursements from MCOs - added 1/11/17
Governor Bevin Appoints Members to the Kentucky Board of Pharmacy - added 1/8/17
Patients, Not PBMs, Should Decide Which Pharmacy They Use - added 1/4/17
Sam Willett: Despite their claims, pharmacy benefit managers hurt Kentucky Patients - added 1/2/17
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