The American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) previously published position
statements on collaborative drug therapy management (CDTM) in 1997 and 2003. Since …

Since publication of the initial ACCP position statement on CDTM by pharmacists in 1997,
the public, government, and much of the health care community at large have come to better …

The traditional system of providing drug therapy to patients, in which only certain health care
professionals are authorized to initiate drug therapy, is under attack at many levels. The …

Background: Strong working relationships between pharmacists and physicians are needed
to optimize patient care. Understanding attitudes and barriers to collaboration between …

BACKGROUND: Collaborative practices allow physicians and pharmacists to comanage
pharmacotherapy to maximize the benefits of medication regimens. The Trial to Evaluate an …

Purpose The impact of a pharmacist–physician collaborative care model on patient
outcomes and health services utilization is described. Methods Six hospitals from the …

Objectives To delineate the relationship, including similarities and differences, between
medication therapy management (MTM) and contemporary pharmacist-provided services …

Medication therapy management (MTM) services have evolved as a means for pharmacists
and other providers to assist patients and caregivers in improving therapeutic outcomes and …

The purpose of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) is to advance human
health by extending the frontiers of clinical pharmacy. Consistent with this mission and its …

Over the past decade, physician-pharmacist collaborative practices have gained traction in
primary care as a way to implement team-based-care models. And there is evidence …