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Clinical Pharmacist Services for Medication Risk Reduction

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This scope was carved out of RFP-2027-DMS-01-MEDIC.

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Medicaid Medication Risk Reduction Initiative

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AgencyNew Hampshire → Dhhs-Department Of Health & Human Services
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Performs Comprehensive Medication Reviews (CMR) for prime contractors on New Hampshire DHHS Medicaid projects. Conducts CMRs for beneficiaries meeting polypharmacy or over-prescribing criteria, identifies drug-to-drug interactions and monitoring gaps, and develops risk mitigation recommendations for medical providers. Requires licensed Clinical Pharmacists (PharmD). Delivers completed CMRs and Medication Safety Reports (MSR).

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