This webinar on drug price reporting will discuss the changes to the Medicaid Drug Program and its impact on pharmaceutical and biotech companies.
This session will help you understand the preparation and planning required for drug price reporting changes and the specifics of how to implement them. This session will create an awareness and inform you of the proposed changes by CMS, the potential impact to your company, the issues raised by these changes and practical solutions to address them.
Why Should You Attend:
The Medicaid Drug Program is the single largest purchaser of drugs in the U.S. Changes to the Medicaid program will impact most pharmaceutical and biotech companies, not only for their regulatory reporting requirements, but also the contracting function, sales and marketing, and finance.This session will help you understand the preparation and planning required for drug price reporting changes and the specifics of how to implement them. This session will create an awareness and inform you of the proposed changes by CMS, the potential impact to your company, the issues raised by these changes and practical solutions to address them.
Areas Covered in the Webinar:
- A refresher on the changes made to drug price reporting under the Obamacare
- A Summary of the Proposed Rules by CMS
- Discussion of the potential impact of the Proposed Rules
- Potential issues to consider
- Potential solutions to issues raised by the changes
- Recommendations to prepare for the coming changes
Learning Objectives:
Participants will learn about the changes to Medicaid drug price reporting brought about by Obamacare and potential changes under the Proposed Rules by CMS. You will be aware of the potential issues and learn how these are being addressed in the industry.Who Will Benefit:
This webinar will benefit personnel in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries.- Compliance personnel, especially those involved with the government price reporting
- Finance personnel, especially those involved with the CFO certification of prices reported; finance staff involved with gross-to-net accruals
- Legal
- Contracting
- Operations
- Senior sales and marketing personnel involved with government contracting
- Consulting firms servicing pharmaceutical and biotech companies
- Accounting firms servicing pharmaceutical and biotech companies
- Top management
Course Provider
Ben Barrameda,
