Welcome! 13 th NCAHC Annual Conference

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1 Welcome! 13 th NCAHC Annual Conference

2 Who are we? The North Carolina Alliance for Healthy Communities was established in 1999 for the purpose of educating, informing and helping shape the future of healthcare in North Carolina. The Alliance became a non-profit (501c3) organization in Our membership is comprised of professionals from major health plans, health-related associations, and pharmaceutical, biotech and medical device companies. Our focus is to increase awareness of non-adherence as a major health concern in the state of North Carolina through collaborative treatment adherence projects. 2

3 Vision and Mission The VISION of the NCAHC is... Improve treatment adherence for North Carolinians through a collaboration of diverse healthcare organizations. The MISSION of the North Carolina Alliance for Healthy Communities (NCAHC) is... Promote Educational Awareness and serve as a resource for North Carolina's healthcare communities. Eagle Award Each year, NCAHC recognizes an individual and/or an organization or employer who has demonstrated compelling vision, leadership and excellence in their commitment to improving health outcomes in North Carolina communities. 3

4 NCAHC s 2013 eadership Team

5 Contact us with questions or comments at Willing to help get the word out? NCAHC would like to thank: Betsy La Forge, MPH Julie Gouveia-Pisano, PharmD, BCPS David Brown, DSc Allison Lim, PharmD

6 Understand and Enhance Communications Initiative Three Questions to Always Ask A Novant Health & NCAHC Collaboration We would like to thank: Novant Health Colleagues Debbie Kame, RN, BSN Terri Cardwell, RPh, PharmD, MHA Denise Segraves, RN, BSN, MHA Tom Bauer, MBA, RT When you Ask 3 important questions you are prepared and know what to do for your health. NCAHC Colleagues Julie (TJ) Gouveia-Pisano,PharmD, BCPS, Pfizer Mark Finnicum, MPA, Abbvie

7 Please Complete Survey & Consider Challenge We would like to thank: Seth Dearmin, SYF & Nexus Strategies

8 Resource Centers

9 Membership Meetings

10 Other NCAHC 2013 Accomplishments Broader membership outreach Enhance communications to promote adherence NCAHC.org Quarterly Newsletters National Awareness twitter ) Support Treatment Adherence Initiatives Collaborations Impact Practice Compendium Conduct Annual Conference 10

11 Membership Categories Corporate Member $ Entitles two (2) individuals from the corporation wishing to belong to NCAHC the ability to attend membership meetings, the annual conference and voting rights on NCAHC business matters. Additional members of the corporation can be added at a cost of $ It also requires each member of the corporation participating to contribute at least 15 hours each of voluntary service to the organization over 12 months. Individual Member $ Entitles any individual wishing to belong to NCAHC the ability to attend membership meetings, the annual conference and voting rights on NCAHC business matters. It also requires that individual to contribute at least 15 hours of voluntary service to the organization over 12 months. Government/Tax Exempt Member $ Entitles any Federal or State government run organization or Non-Profit corporation to have up to two (2) individuals attend membership meetings and the annual conference and voting rights on NCAHC business matters. It also requires that individual to contribute at least 15 hours each of voluntary service to the organization over 12 months. All membership categories will be in effective from January 1, 2014 through December 31, NCAHC also offers a number of sponsorship opportunities, tax-deductible gift and/or matching gift donations to our Initiatives Fund

12 Agenda 8:45am-9:15am 9:15am-10:15am 10:15am-10:30am 10:25am-11:25am 11:25am-11:40am 11:40am-12:55pm Welcome and Overview Leveraging Social Media and Technology in Medication Adherence Lauren Whitt, PhD Objective: Discuss effective utilization of social media and technology tools to improve medication adherence. Break Designing Medication Copayments to Improve Adherence and Health Outcomes: The Role of Value Based Insurance Design Joel F. Farley, PhD Objective: Describe the benefits of applying VBID to medication copayment policies to improve medication adherence and health outcomes in patients with chronic health conditions. Break (Participants Pick up Box Lunch) Panel Discussion: Moving Forward Under Accountable Care Organization Control (Working Lunch) Moderator: Robert Nauman Panel Guests: Thomas Warcup, DO Troy Trygstad, PharmD, Ph.D, MBA Joel White, Lauren Whitt, PhD Objective: Discuss changes in patient care and treatment adherence that could occur within Accountable Care Organizations.

13 12:55pm-1:55pm 1.55pm-2:05pm 2:05pm-3:05pm 3:05pm-3:15pm 3:15pm-4:15pm 4:15pm-4:45pm 4:45pm-5:00pm 5:00pm-8:00pm Agenda (2) An Introduction to Motivational Interviewing and Health Behavior Change Bruce A. Berger, PhD Objective: Describe how understanding patient sense making and practical reasoning explain the power of motivational interviewing. Break Understanding and Enhancing Communication Between Patients and Their Healthcare Providers Terri Cardwell, RPh, PharmD, MHA Julie Ann TJ Gouveia-Pisano, BSPharm, PharmD, BCPS Debbie Kame, RN, BSN Objective: Summarize the results of a Novant Health & NCAHC initiative designed to understand and enhance communication between patient and their healthcare providers. Break Highway to Health Research Study: Outcomes & Lessons Learned Whitney Davis, MPH Angie Wester, RN Objective: Discuss the Highway to Health Research Study and the impact of an organizational intervention to improve wellness policies and benefits versus an individual-focused wellness competition. Closing Summary Discussion & Key Takeaway Points Eagle Award Presentation Networking Reception