OBRA and Counseling / Federal Regulation of Pharmacy Practice

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What does OBRA stand for?

Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act.

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Why is OBRA ’90 important to pharmacy?

It was the first federal law to directly regulate pharmacy practice standards.

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What was the primary goal of OBRA ’90?

To save money and reduce healthcare costs.

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What model of pharmacy care did OBRA ’90 adopt?

The pharmaceutical care (pharmacist care) model.

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What does pharmaceutical care focus on?

Pharmacists taking responsibility for patient care and medication-related needs.

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What did OBRA ’90 require states to establish?

minimum standards for pharmacy practice.

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Who must adopt the minimum pharmacy practice requirements?

Individual states must adopt them.

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What happens if states do not establish the required standards?

they risk losing federal Medicaid funding.

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Why did OBRA ’90 connect pharmacy standards to Medicaid funding?

To encourage states to establish and enforce minimum pharmacy practice standards.

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What is one major part of OBRA ’90's basic framework?

Drug manufacturer rebates to the Medicaid program.

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What does OBRA ’90 require drug manufacturers to provide to Medicaid?

Their drugs at their “best price.”

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What does “best price” mean?

The lowest price at which a manufacturer sells a drug to any customer.

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How does Medicaid receive the manufacturer rebate?

The manufacturer pays the state the difference between the Average Manufacturer Price (AMP) and the best price.

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What is the purpose of manufacturer rebates under OBRA ’90?

to help Medicaid save money on prescription drugs.

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Who receives the manufacturer rebate?

The state Medicaid program.

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What did OBRA ’90 fund?

Demonstration projects.

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What was the purpose of the demonstration projects funded by OBRA ’90?

To evaluate whether Drug Utilization Review (DUR) requirements improved patient care and decreased healthcare costs.

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What does DUR stand for?

Drug Utilization Review.

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What were the two main goals evaluated in the demonstration projects?


  • Improved patient care.

  • Decreased healthcare costs.