FLAVORx is a medication flavoring service that aims to improve pediatric medication compliance by offering customers choices in the flavors of liquid medications, which studies have shown increases medication taking by children by up to 90% compared to 50% without flavor choices. Pharmacies can implement the FLAVORx service by discussing flavor options with customers, following recipes to add flavors to medications, and charging $2.99 per customization, which can help create positive customer experiences and grow their business.
The document provides instructions for using the FLAVORx system to flavor medications. It outlines the different formularies - the Smart Formulary, Digital Formulary, and technical support - that contain recipes for flavoring over 32 common medications. The Digital Formulary is accessed online through the FLAVORx website and involves selecting the medication, entering the volume, and then viewing the custom recipe. Recipes show the amounts of each ingredient to add drop-wise or in milliliters. Technical support is available by phone for assistance.
The document provides tips and tricks for pharmacists to promote FLAVORx flavoring services. It recommends emphasizing flavoring options for medications that don't taste good and using suggestive language. Recipes for flavoring can be found online and FLAVORx will help with dissatisfied customers. The goal is to improve compliance and offer superior care while gaining customer loyalty.
The document provides instructions for using the FLAVORx system to flavor medications. It outlines the different formularies - the Smart Formulary, Digital Formulary, and technical support. The Digital Formulary walksthrough finding a medication, selecting a volume and flavor, and viewing the custom recipe. It emphasizes the flavors are easy to use and technical support is available by phone.
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The document discusses FLAVORx, a veterinary flavoring system that uses various flavors to make pet medications more palatable. It introduces their system and flavors. It explains that flavoring medications reduces stress for pets and owners during administration and helps ensure pets get the treatment they need. The document also describes their Digital Flavorist program, which allows veterinarians and pharmacists to quickly and easily create customized flavored medication recipes with just a few clicks. It streamlines the flavoring process and saves over two minutes per formulation.
The document discusses FLAVORx, a veterinary flavoring system that makes pet medications more palatable. It transforms tablets, capsules, and liquids into tasty liquid solutions using various pet-approved flavors. This helps ensure pets take their medication without issue. The system includes a Digital Flavorist program that streamlines the flavoring process and provides recipes and labels. It reduces flavoring time significantly and promotes positive experiences when giving pets medicine. The system is available at vet offices and pharmacies nationwide to help owners easily give their pets necessary treatment.
The document discusses how providing custom medication flavoring can enhance the customer experience at pharmacies and increase customer loyalty. It notes that while unpleasant-tasting medications most obviously benefit from flavoring, even medications with more mild flavors should have options to choose from. Offering flavor customization gives customers a sense of control and personalization. The document recommends that pharmacies provide flavor choices for all liquid medications, including the top medication, amoxicillin. This ensures the best possible customer service and increased likelihood of medication compliance.
The document discusses pediatric medication compliance. It notes that children under 8 typically take liquid medications which can be difficult to get them to swallow due to taste. Masking bitter tastes is challenging but allowing children to choose a flavor they prefer increases compliance from 53% to over 90%. The document emphasizes that taste and choice may be the primary motivations for children to adhere to their medication regimen.
The document discusses pediatric medication compliance. It notes that children under 8 typically take liquid medications but often dislike their taste, creating adherence issues. Flavoring medications can help by masking unpleasant tastes and allowing children to choose flavors they prefer, increasing compliance from 53% to over 90%. The importance of treatment adherence is that it leads to improved health outcomes, while non-adherence can result in continued illness and higher costs.
The document provides instructions for using the FLAVORx system to flavor medications. It outlines the different formularies - the Smart Formulary, Digital Formulary, and technical support - that contain recipes for flavoring over 32 common medications. The Digital Formulary is accessed online through the FLAVORx website and involves selecting the medication, entering the volume, and then viewing the custom recipe. Recipes show the amounts of each ingredient to add drop-wise or in milliliters. Technical support is available by phone for assistance.
The document provides tips and tricks for pharmacists to promote FLAVORx flavoring services. It recommends emphasizing flavoring options for medications that don't taste good and using suggestive language. Recipes for flavoring can be found online and FLAVORx will help with dissatisfied customers. The goal is to improve compliance and offer superior care while gaining customer loyalty.
The document provides instructions for using the FLAVORx system to flavor medications. It outlines the different formularies - the Smart Formulary, Digital Formulary, and technical support. The Digital Formulary walksthrough finding a medication, selecting a volume and flavor, and viewing the custom recipe. It emphasizes the flavors are easy to use and technical support is available by phone.
FLAVORx University - Veterinary Flavoring & Digital FlavoristOrsolya Herbein
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The document discusses FLAVORx, a veterinary flavoring system that uses various flavors to make pet medications more palatable. It introduces their system and flavors. It explains that flavoring medications reduces stress for pets and owners during administration and helps ensure pets get the treatment they need. The document also describes their Digital Flavorist program, which allows veterinarians and pharmacists to quickly and easily create customized flavored medication recipes with just a few clicks. It streamlines the flavoring process and saves over two minutes per formulation.
The document discusses FLAVORx, a veterinary flavoring system that makes pet medications more palatable. It transforms tablets, capsules, and liquids into tasty liquid solutions using various pet-approved flavors. This helps ensure pets take their medication without issue. The system includes a Digital Flavorist program that streamlines the flavoring process and provides recipes and labels. It reduces flavoring time significantly and promotes positive experiences when giving pets medicine. The system is available at vet offices and pharmacies nationwide to help owners easily give their pets necessary treatment.
The document discusses how providing custom medication flavoring can enhance the customer experience at pharmacies and increase customer loyalty. It notes that while unpleasant-tasting medications most obviously benefit from flavoring, even medications with more mild flavors should have options to choose from. Offering flavor customization gives customers a sense of control and personalization. The document recommends that pharmacies provide flavor choices for all liquid medications, including the top medication, amoxicillin. This ensures the best possible customer service and increased likelihood of medication compliance.
The document discusses pediatric medication compliance. It notes that children under 8 typically take liquid medications which can be difficult to get them to swallow due to taste. Masking bitter tastes is challenging but allowing children to choose a flavor they prefer increases compliance from 53% to over 90%. The document emphasizes that taste and choice may be the primary motivations for children to adhere to their medication regimen.
The document discusses pediatric medication compliance. It notes that children under 8 typically take liquid medications but often dislike their taste, creating adherence issues. Flavoring medications can help by masking unpleasant tastes and allowing children to choose flavors they prefer, increasing compliance from 53% to over 90%. The importance of treatment adherence is that it leads to improved health outcomes, while non-adherence can result in continued illness and higher costs.
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This document discusses various topics related to safe medication use including:
- Common barriers to effective patient counseling by pharmacists such as multitasking and not actively listening.
- Important information patients should know about their medications including names, purposes, and how to take them correctly.
- Key differences and similarities between prescription and over-the-counter medications.
- Basic rules for safe medication use including taking the right dose and not sharing prescription medications.
- How to read and understand over-the-counter drug fact labels to determine the right medication for a condition.
The all the content in this profile is completed by the teachers, students as well as other health care peoples.
thank you, all the respected peoples, for giving the information to complete this presentation.
this information is free to use by anyone.
This document summarizes a marketing program submitted by Deepak Khandelwal for Apollo Pharmacy, a large retail pharmacy chain in Asia. The program involved collecting data on customer foot traffic, prescription levels, and satisfaction surveys. Tables show customer visits, sales, and prescription numbers for different Apollo pharmacy locations over three days. A questionnaire was used to collect customer feedback on service quality. Analysis found customers were generally satisfied with staff courtesy and quality of drugs available. Suggestions include improving promotional activities and better understanding demand, supply and competitors.
This document discusses the many services that pharmacists can provide to patients. It begins by noting that 87% of people trust pharmacist advice. It then discusses the PharmD program and evolution of pharmacy education. Pharmacists can provide prescription counseling, advice on over-the-counter medications, medication reconciliation services, immunizations, and help with proper medication disposal. They are well-positioned to help patients safely and effectively use both prescription and over-the-counter medications.
Wellona Pharma currently exports to over 86 countries and 5 continents globally which include North America, CIS, Latin America, Africa and South-East Asia. With over 380 International Product Registrations (still expanding), we are emerging as a major potential Indian Pharmaceuticals manufacturer.
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LoneStarMeds is a mail order prescription drug program that sources medications from licensed pharmacies in Tier 1 countries like Canada, UK, Australia, and New Zealand. This allows them to offer select brand name drugs at $0 copay compared to purchasing from a local pharmacy. Patients must complete an enrollment form providing their medical history for a drug utilization review. Once enrolled, prescriptions are mailed directly to patients from an international pharmacy within 3-5 business days, with an estimated total delivery time of 21 business days. The program is voluntary and does not replace a patient's regular prescription benefit plan.
1.Definition and benefits of patient counselling
2.Stages of patient counselling - Introduction, counselling content, counselling process and closing the counselling session
3.Barriers to effective counseling - Types and strategies to overcome the barriers
Holly Unger has over 20 years of experience as a certified pharmacy technician in California. She has obtained pharmacy technician certifications from NHA and PTCB and has a California pharmacy technician license. Her experience includes working as a pharmacy technician at Target, Carmel Valley Pharmacy, Sea View Pharmacy, Uvanta, and LDI Integrated Pharmacy Services. She has extensive knowledge of medications and pharmacy operating systems. A recommendation letter highlights her skills, judgment, rapport with patients, and dependability as a valuable team member.
The pharmacist can fill prescriptions, assess potential side effects of medications, and provide guidance on how and when to take medications. They can also help organize medication schedules and act as an advocate for patients by consulting with doctors. Key information provided on prescription labels includes the patient and doctor names, medication name and instructions, expiration date, number of refills, and pharmacist name. Receipts list the medication cost, taxes, amounts paid by insurance plans and patients.
This document discusses strategies for creating consumer awareness of functional foods in India. It begins by defining what functional foods are and examining the current state of consumer mindset in India. It then covers some communication theory approaches, including the ADMAP model. The main challenges to functional food adoption in India are identified as the consumer not believing they have a problem, confusion over which products are right for them, perceiving healthy foods as tasteless, and functional foods not matching the foods they are accustomed to. The document argues that communication must build awareness, interest, trial, and habit. It stresses understanding the consumer perspective, leveraging insights, and focusing on taste. Credible institutions and key opinion leaders can help address concerns and build trust in functional
This document discusses opportunities for nutrition policy, systems, and environmental changes in worksite wellness programs. It provides examples of best practices like implementing a healthy food environment policy to increase the availability, identification, and appeal of healthy options. Specific policy recommendations include requiring a minimum percentage of healthy foods in cafeterias and vending machines, using nutrition labeling, and pricing healthier foods lower. Additional quick start ideas mentioned are adding fresh fruits and veggies to vending machines, cafeterias, and break rooms along with hosting farmers markets, community supported agriculture drop-sites, and worksite gardens.
This document discusses opportunities for nutrition policy, systems, and environmental changes in worksite wellness programs. It provides examples of best practices like implementing a healthy food environment policy to increase the availability, identification, and appeal of healthy options. Specific policy recommendations include requiring a minimum percentage of healthy foods in cafeterias and vending machines, using nutrition labeling, and pricing healthier foods lower. Additional quick start ideas mentioned are adding fresh fruits and veggies to vending machines, cafeterias, and break rooms along with hosting farmers markets, community supported agriculture drop-sites, and worksite gardens.
Patient counselling involves providing patients with information about their medications, including how to take them properly, potential side effects, and monitoring for drug interactions. An effective counselling session establishes trust, actively listens to patient concerns, tailors information to individual needs, and motivates patients to adhere to their medication regimen. The goal is to help patients safely use their medications and better manage their health conditions.
This document summarizes the materials that will be provided in an oncometabolic advantage program, including:
1) A report of translational research detailing the philosophy of cancer nutrition and presenting compelling cancer nutrition research.
2) An exclusive online handbook of dietary supplements curated by experts with evidence for efficacy, verified quality, and guidance on usage.
3) Quick reference guides with practical instructions for applying the research and philosophy through diet and supplements.
4) Worksheets to analyze one's current diet and biomarkers, design a supplement protocol, and identify drug-nutrient interactions.
This document summarizes a group assignment on visiting a chain pharmacy. The group visited multiple branches of Dvago pharmacy. Key points include:
- Dvago is a modern pharmacy chain following international standards of medicine sale.
- The pharmacies hold a Category A license, requiring a pharmacist on duty 40+ hours per week. Pharmacists provide medication expertise and patient counseling.
- Medicines are stored alphabetically and following FEFO principles. Expired drugs are returned to suppliers within 3 months.
- Prescription records are kept electronically for 1-3 months. Inventory is controlled using ABC analysis and other techniques to manage stock levels.
- Cleaning procedures and checks on prescript
This document provides an overview of CanPrev's Immuno Multi supplement. It contains a blend of vitamins, minerals and herbs to support a healthy immune system. The supplement facts, directions for use, cautions and potential drug interactions are outlined. CanPrev aims to provide high-quality natural health products developed by health practitioners to support overall wellness.
Gabriel Chavez is a 4th year pharmacy student seeking a position as a compounding pharmacist or manager. He has extensive experience in compounding through rotations, employment, and additional training. He has a strong background in customer service as well. After graduation, he plans to gain additional experience in compounding and management before opening his own pharmacy in Canada.
The document discusses standards, principles, and guidelines related to drug preparation and administration in nursing practice. It outlines learning objectives for nurses regarding knowledge of principles, roles and responsibilities, and accurate calculations related to drug administration. It also discusses Florence Nightingale's Pledge, knowledge and skills required of nurses, and various rules and techniques for safely preparing and giving medications. The document provides examples of administration guidelines for specific drug types and ends with a test to assess understanding of drug administration concepts.
The goal of this project is to improve the customer experience in Walgreens pharmacies. A SWOT analysis identified strengths like technology but also weaknesses such as a lack of cross-training front store employees. Surveys found that customers value convenience and friendly service. However, delight scores and wait times show poor satisfaction when wait times exceed 15 minutes. Approaches to improve this include obtaining pharmacy externs, developing relationships with tech schools, improving workflow management to avoid bottlenecks, and cross-training store clerks. Monitoring progress through delight scores and surveys will help ensure improvements are effective.
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There is increasing confidence that cell therapies will soon play a role in the treatment of autoimmune disorders, but the extent of this impact remains to be seen. Early readouts on autologous CAR-Ts in lupus are encouraging, but manufacturing and cost limitations are likely to restrict access to highly refractory patients. Allogeneic CAR-Ts have the potential to broaden access to earlier lines of treatment due to their inherent cost benefits, however they will need to demonstrate comparable or improved efficacy to established modalities.
In addition to infrastructure and capacity constraints, CAR-Ts face a very different risk-benefit dynamic in autoimmune compared to oncology, highlighting the need for tolerable therapies with low adverse event risk. CAR-NK and Treg-based therapies are also being developed in certain autoimmune disorders and may demonstrate favorable safety profiles. Several novel non-cell therapies such as bispecific antibodies, nanobodies, and RNAi drugs, may also offer future alternative competitive solutions with variable value propositions.
Widespread adoption of cell therapies will not only require strong efficacy and safety data, but also adapted pricing and access strategies. At oncology-based price points, CAR-Ts are unlikely to achieve broad market access in autoimmune disorders, with eligible patient populations that are potentially orders of magnitude greater than the number of currently addressable cancer patients. Developers have made strides towards reducing cell therapy COGS while improving manufacturing efficiency, but payors will inevitably restrict access until more sustainable pricing is achieved.
Despite these headwinds, industry leaders and investors remain confident that cell therapies are poised to address significant unmet need in patients suffering from autoimmune disorders. However, the extent of this impact on the treatment landscape remains to be seen, as the industry rapidly approaches an inflection point.
PHARMACIST ROLE IN COMMUNITY PHARMACY , OTC GUIDELINES , PRESCRIPTION PRECAU...VENKATA RAMA RAO NALLANI
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This document discusses various topics related to safe medication use including:
- Common barriers to effective patient counseling by pharmacists such as multitasking and not actively listening.
- Important information patients should know about their medications including names, purposes, and how to take them correctly.
- Key differences and similarities between prescription and over-the-counter medications.
- Basic rules for safe medication use including taking the right dose and not sharing prescription medications.
- How to read and understand over-the-counter drug fact labels to determine the right medication for a condition.
The all the content in this profile is completed by the teachers, students as well as other health care peoples.
thank you, all the respected peoples, for giving the information to complete this presentation.
this information is free to use by anyone.
This document summarizes a marketing program submitted by Deepak Khandelwal for Apollo Pharmacy, a large retail pharmacy chain in Asia. The program involved collecting data on customer foot traffic, prescription levels, and satisfaction surveys. Tables show customer visits, sales, and prescription numbers for different Apollo pharmacy locations over three days. A questionnaire was used to collect customer feedback on service quality. Analysis found customers were generally satisfied with staff courtesy and quality of drugs available. Suggestions include improving promotional activities and better understanding demand, supply and competitors.
This document discusses the many services that pharmacists can provide to patients. It begins by noting that 87% of people trust pharmacist advice. It then discusses the PharmD program and evolution of pharmacy education. Pharmacists can provide prescription counseling, advice on over-the-counter medications, medication reconciliation services, immunizations, and help with proper medication disposal. They are well-positioned to help patients safely and effectively use both prescription and over-the-counter medications.
Wellona Pharma currently exports to over 86 countries and 5 continents globally which include North America, CIS, Latin America, Africa and South-East Asia. With over 380 International Product Registrations (still expanding), we are emerging as a major potential Indian Pharmaceuticals manufacturer.
HOW CAN THESE MEDICATIONS BE AT A ZERO COPAYPam Cook
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LoneStarMeds is a mail order prescription drug program that sources medications from licensed pharmacies in Tier 1 countries like Canada, UK, Australia, and New Zealand. This allows them to offer select brand name drugs at $0 copay compared to purchasing from a local pharmacy. Patients must complete an enrollment form providing their medical history for a drug utilization review. Once enrolled, prescriptions are mailed directly to patients from an international pharmacy within 3-5 business days, with an estimated total delivery time of 21 business days. The program is voluntary and does not replace a patient's regular prescription benefit plan.
1.Definition and benefits of patient counselling
2.Stages of patient counselling - Introduction, counselling content, counselling process and closing the counselling session
3.Barriers to effective counseling - Types and strategies to overcome the barriers
Holly Unger has over 20 years of experience as a certified pharmacy technician in California. She has obtained pharmacy technician certifications from NHA and PTCB and has a California pharmacy technician license. Her experience includes working as a pharmacy technician at Target, Carmel Valley Pharmacy, Sea View Pharmacy, Uvanta, and LDI Integrated Pharmacy Services. She has extensive knowledge of medications and pharmacy operating systems. A recommendation letter highlights her skills, judgment, rapport with patients, and dependability as a valuable team member.
The pharmacist can fill prescriptions, assess potential side effects of medications, and provide guidance on how and when to take medications. They can also help organize medication schedules and act as an advocate for patients by consulting with doctors. Key information provided on prescription labels includes the patient and doctor names, medication name and instructions, expiration date, number of refills, and pharmacist name. Receipts list the medication cost, taxes, amounts paid by insurance plans and patients.
This document discusses strategies for creating consumer awareness of functional foods in India. It begins by defining what functional foods are and examining the current state of consumer mindset in India. It then covers some communication theory approaches, including the ADMAP model. The main challenges to functional food adoption in India are identified as the consumer not believing they have a problem, confusion over which products are right for them, perceiving healthy foods as tasteless, and functional foods not matching the foods they are accustomed to. The document argues that communication must build awareness, interest, trial, and habit. It stresses understanding the consumer perspective, leveraging insights, and focusing on taste. Credible institutions and key opinion leaders can help address concerns and build trust in functional
This document discusses opportunities for nutrition policy, systems, and environmental changes in worksite wellness programs. It provides examples of best practices like implementing a healthy food environment policy to increase the availability, identification, and appeal of healthy options. Specific policy recommendations include requiring a minimum percentage of healthy foods in cafeterias and vending machines, using nutrition labeling, and pricing healthier foods lower. Additional quick start ideas mentioned are adding fresh fruits and veggies to vending machines, cafeterias, and break rooms along with hosting farmers markets, community supported agriculture drop-sites, and worksite gardens.
This document discusses opportunities for nutrition policy, systems, and environmental changes in worksite wellness programs. It provides examples of best practices like implementing a healthy food environment policy to increase the availability, identification, and appeal of healthy options. Specific policy recommendations include requiring a minimum percentage of healthy foods in cafeterias and vending machines, using nutrition labeling, and pricing healthier foods lower. Additional quick start ideas mentioned are adding fresh fruits and veggies to vending machines, cafeterias, and break rooms along with hosting farmers markets, community supported agriculture drop-sites, and worksite gardens.
Patient counselling involves providing patients with information about their medications, including how to take them properly, potential side effects, and monitoring for drug interactions. An effective counselling session establishes trust, actively listens to patient concerns, tailors information to individual needs, and motivates patients to adhere to their medication regimen. The goal is to help patients safely use their medications and better manage their health conditions.
This document summarizes the materials that will be provided in an oncometabolic advantage program, including:
1) A report of translational research detailing the philosophy of cancer nutrition and presenting compelling cancer nutrition research.
2) An exclusive online handbook of dietary supplements curated by experts with evidence for efficacy, verified quality, and guidance on usage.
3) Quick reference guides with practical instructions for applying the research and philosophy through diet and supplements.
4) Worksheets to analyze one's current diet and biomarkers, design a supplement protocol, and identify drug-nutrient interactions.
This document summarizes a group assignment on visiting a chain pharmacy. The group visited multiple branches of Dvago pharmacy. Key points include:
- Dvago is a modern pharmacy chain following international standards of medicine sale.
- The pharmacies hold a Category A license, requiring a pharmacist on duty 40+ hours per week. Pharmacists provide medication expertise and patient counseling.
- Medicines are stored alphabetically and following FEFO principles. Expired drugs are returned to suppliers within 3 months.
- Prescription records are kept electronically for 1-3 months. Inventory is controlled using ABC analysis and other techniques to manage stock levels.
- Cleaning procedures and checks on prescript
This document provides an overview of CanPrev's Immuno Multi supplement. It contains a blend of vitamins, minerals and herbs to support a healthy immune system. The supplement facts, directions for use, cautions and potential drug interactions are outlined. CanPrev aims to provide high-quality natural health products developed by health practitioners to support overall wellness.
Gabriel Chavez is a 4th year pharmacy student seeking a position as a compounding pharmacist or manager. He has extensive experience in compounding through rotations, employment, and additional training. He has a strong background in customer service as well. After graduation, he plans to gain additional experience in compounding and management before opening his own pharmacy in Canada.
The document discusses standards, principles, and guidelines related to drug preparation and administration in nursing practice. It outlines learning objectives for nurses regarding knowledge of principles, roles and responsibilities, and accurate calculations related to drug administration. It also discusses Florence Nightingale's Pledge, knowledge and skills required of nurses, and various rules and techniques for safely preparing and giving medications. The document provides examples of administration guidelines for specific drug types and ends with a test to assess understanding of drug administration concepts.
The goal of this project is to improve the customer experience in Walgreens pharmacies. A SWOT analysis identified strengths like technology but also weaknesses such as a lack of cross-training front store employees. Surveys found that customers value convenience and friendly service. However, delight scores and wait times show poor satisfaction when wait times exceed 15 minutes. Approaches to improve this include obtaining pharmacy externs, developing relationships with tech schools, improving workflow management to avoid bottlenecks, and cross-training store clerks. Monitoring progress through delight scores and surveys will help ensure improvements are effective.
Cell Therapy Expansion and Challenges in Autoimmune DiseaseHealth Advances
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There is increasing confidence that cell therapies will soon play a role in the treatment of autoimmune disorders, but the extent of this impact remains to be seen. Early readouts on autologous CAR-Ts in lupus are encouraging, but manufacturing and cost limitations are likely to restrict access to highly refractory patients. Allogeneic CAR-Ts have the potential to broaden access to earlier lines of treatment due to their inherent cost benefits, however they will need to demonstrate comparable or improved efficacy to established modalities.
In addition to infrastructure and capacity constraints, CAR-Ts face a very different risk-benefit dynamic in autoimmune compared to oncology, highlighting the need for tolerable therapies with low adverse event risk. CAR-NK and Treg-based therapies are also being developed in certain autoimmune disorders and may demonstrate favorable safety profiles. Several novel non-cell therapies such as bispecific antibodies, nanobodies, and RNAi drugs, may also offer future alternative competitive solutions with variable value propositions.
Widespread adoption of cell therapies will not only require strong efficacy and safety data, but also adapted pricing and access strategies. At oncology-based price points, CAR-Ts are unlikely to achieve broad market access in autoimmune disorders, with eligible patient populations that are potentially orders of magnitude greater than the number of currently addressable cancer patients. Developers have made strides towards reducing cell therapy COGS while improving manufacturing efficiency, but payors will inevitably restrict access until more sustainable pricing is achieved.
Despite these headwinds, industry leaders and investors remain confident that cell therapies are poised to address significant unmet need in patients suffering from autoimmune disorders. However, the extent of this impact on the treatment landscape remains to be seen, as the industry rapidly approaches an inflection point.
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2. FLAVORx Introduction
FLAVORx is a medication compliance-boosting service designed to improve the
experience of taking liquid medications by offering customers a choice of how
their medicine will taste.
By providing pharmacies with customized instructions for flavoring thousands of
medications, and powerful tools to get the job done , FLAVORx has made the
process of improving the taste of medicine quick and easy.
The quest to improve how medicine tastes is nothing new. In fact, the very first
pharmacists, thousands of years ago, did everything they could to hide the taste
of the bitter compounds they were working with. Using modern day science and
technology, FLAVORx has perfected the art of medication taste improvement.
And since taste and flavor preferences vary from one person to the next, the
power of choice is as important, if not more so, than the taste of the medicine
itself.
3. The Importance of Choice & Taste
Why is choice of taste with FLAVORx so important?
⢠Better pediatric compliance â By offering a variety of flavors to customize
and improve the taste of medicine, kids are shown to have up to 90%
compliance, compared to just 50% when taste selection does not occur.
⢠A positive pharmacy experience â Not only does the experience of taking
medicine get better for both children and parents with FLAVORx, but the
customers perception of your pharmacy is a very positive one. FLAVORx is a
solution to an age-old problem â kids do not like taking medicine. As the
problem-solver, you are a hero to mom and dad. They will be your biggest
fans and will come back to your pharmacy for all their health-related needs.
⢠Business growth â Improving the taste of medicine is a valuable service. As
such, you should have no reservations about being compensated for
providing it. Most pharmacies charge $2.99 for taste customization. By
informing your local pediatricians about the wide choice of flavors
available, you can also grow your pediatric prescription volume with
FLAVORx.
4. Opportunities for Choice & Taste Improvement
What types of medications can benefit from choice and taste improvement with
FLAVORx?
⢠All prescription liquids -
antibiotics, antivirals, allergy/asthma, etc., regardless of how they are
already flavored by the manufacturer. If the prescription has an mL quantity
in it, it can be flavored.
⢠All OTC liquids â cough/cold, analgesics, allergy, antacid, etc.
Based on data from the over 47,000,000 times FLAVORx has been used in
pharmacy, here are several medications that are excellent candidates for
taste improvement and the flavor choices that are highly recommended:
⢠Amoxicillin â Grape, Bubblegum, Raspberry, Apple, Watermelon
⢠Amox Tr-K Clav â Strawberry, Bubblegum, Grape, Raspberry, Apple
⢠Azithromycin â Grape, Bubblegum, Raspberry, Apple, Strawberry
⢠Cefdinir â Raspberry, Grape, Apple, Sour Apple, Grape Bubblegum
⢠Cleocin â Watermelon, Grape, Lemon, Apple, Grapeade
⢠Prednisolone â Grape, Bubblegum, Apple, Rasberry, Grape Bubblegum
⢠Tamiflu â Cherry, Bubblegum, Orange, Sour Apple, Raspberry
5. Consulting Patients About Choice and
Taste Improvement â 3 Easy Steps
1. Identify the opportunities
Any oral suspension, reconstitution or liquid medication is an opportunity to consult with the
parent about choosing a custom flavor of their childâs medicine.
2. Recommend flavoring to mom or dad
The most effective way to promote flavor choice and taste improvement is by saying:
âYou can choose the taste of your childâs medication. It only costs a few dollars and will
really improve your childâs acceptance of the medication. What flavor would your child
like?â
Donât just say âDo you want this flavored?â That wonât cut it.
Itâs very important that the parents feels you believe in taste choice as a way to help their child take
medicine. They trust you!
3. Recommend a flavor
Using the Wheel of Yuck or Favorable Flavors guide, you should consult the customer on which
flavors and tastes are recommended for their childâs medication.
6. Using FLAVORx
Step 1. Once a customer has selected a custom flavor, attach the menu pad
to the prescription so the person filling the script knows that
flavoring must be added.
Step 2. Use the online formulary or Smart Formulary to find the recipe for
the medication you are dispensing. If youâre using the Fillmaster
Plus, the flavoring instructions are integrated into the machine itself.
Step 3. Following the recipe, draw up the appropriate amount of flavoring
ingredient, using the graduated oral syringes, and dispense into the
liquid medicine.
Step 4. Shake well and apply any necessary auxiliary labels to the bottle.
Step 5. At checkout, scan the barcode for flavoring to ring up the $2.99
charge and to register a flavoring sale in your system.
7. Success with FLAVORx
Set a Flavoring Goal
2 per Day â 1 in the morning, 1 in the afternoon â is a realistic expectation
Let the Technicians Run With It
Pharmacy technicians are pivotal to success with FLAVORx. The technician has the face-to-face interaction
with the customer and should start the conversation about choice of flavor and taste improvement.
Make âChoiceâ a Habit
The ultimate goal is for âflavor choiceâ to be offered to every customer with a liquid prescription. Get into
the habit of doing this and it will become second nature in no time. Youâll be pleasantly surprised how
many parents say âYesâ to the option of selecting how their childâs medicine will taste.
Have Fun!
With FLAVORx, youâre giving kids the choice of how they want their medicine to taste which puts a smile
on their face. Momâs, especially, love the service too. There arenât a lot of things in pharmacy that can
really light up a customers face. Choosing how the medicine will taste is one of them. Behind the
counter, contests and incentives are a great way to keep the pharmacy team engaged to promote the
service to your customers.
8. Summary
⢠Giving parents the ability to choose the taste of their childâs
medication creates a positive customer service experience in your
pharmacy.
⢠Use of FLAVORx has been shown to greatly improve pediatric
medication compliance.
⢠To really make any impact with the flavoring service, you must talk
with your customers about taste options for liquid medications.
⢠Set a flavoring goal for your pharmacy (2 a day), put the technicians
in charge of reaching that goal, make a habit of offering the service
and have fun with it.
9. FLAVORx FAQ
Q. Arenât most liquid medications already flavored? Why add more?
A. Yes. In fact all liquid medications have a flavor. But weâre a choice driven society and studies
indicate that people are more likely to buy-in to something when they can customize it to their
liking. Thatâs one of the reasons FLAVORx is so effective at driving better medication compliance.
Kids and parents can choose the taste of their medicine!
Q. A lot of my customers donât drop-off their prescriptions. Theyâre called in or sent electronically.
How do I promote taste customization now?
A. Pick-up is a great opportunity to speak with your customers about taste customization. Especially
for antibiotics, since theyâre reconstituted only after customers show up to get them.
Q. My customers wonât pay their co-pay. Why should I expect them to pay for flavoring?
A. Some of the best performing FLAVORx pharmacies are in high Medicaid areas. These pharmacists
and technicians have made a conscious effort to offer flavor choice to everyone, regardless of
socioeconomic status. The fact is, parents on medical assistance will pay for the flavoring service.
Q. With so much going on behind the counter, where am I going to find the time to flavor
medications?
A. Flavoring takes a little extra time, itâs true. But once you get the hang of it, you can flavor a
prescription in two minutes or less. The key is to make taste customization a habit in your
pharmacy. Besides, the extra effort put into flavoring a medication is more than made up for by
the positive experience your customer has in your pharmacy. And with the new Fillmaster Plus
technology, reconstitution and flavoring time is reduced to 45 seconds or less.