CEO Susan Cantrell previews AMCP Nexus 2026, discussing AI, drug pricing, emerging therapies, and a decade of change in managed care pharmacy.
|Articles|March 1, 1996
The American Journal of Managed Care
- March 1996
- Volume 2
- Issue 3
Ideas and Initiatives in the Managed Care Marketplace
Author(s)Craig S. Stern, RPh, PharmD
Advertisement
Articles in this issue
over 30 years ago
Cost-Effectiveness of Chiropractic Care in a Managed Care Settingover 30 years ago
The Costs of Allergic Rhinitisover 30 years ago
PACE: Managed Care for the Frail Elderlyover 30 years ago
The Impact of Managed Care on Community Psychiatryover 30 years ago
Managed Care Cost Containment and the Law of Unintended ConsequencesAdvertisement
Related to this article
Jennifer Flythe, MD, MPH, discusses individualizing dialysis volume management and why guideline-directed therapy use lags in advanced CKD.
Povetacicept reduced proteinuria by 52% vs 4.3% with placebo at week 36 in adults with IgA nephropathy in the phase 3 RAINIER trial’s interim analysis.
Outpatient dialysis for unfunded patients with ESKD cut ED reliance and costs, while church-based CKD screening improved blood pressure.
Asian expert consensus updates mantle cell lymphoma treatment guidelines, highlighting uneven BTK inhibitor, ibrutinib and CAR T-cell access across Asia.
At ASN Kidney Week 2026, nephrologists said value-based kidney models improved dialysis starts, but payment cuts and MA growth are pushing practices out.
At IDWeek 2026, IDSA and HIVMA leaders and clinician advocates outline how stories, relationships, and bipartisan outreach shape ID and HIV policy.
Insulin icodec-abae becomes the first once-weekly basal insulin cleared for children 10 years and older with type 2 diabetes.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Trending on AJMC
1
Nephrologists Weigh Wins, Losses From 5 Years of Value-Based Kidney Care
2
Povetacicept Cuts Proteinuria by 52% in IgA Nephropathy at Week 36
3
Merck, Moderna Cancer Vaccine Cuts Melanoma Recurrence Risk by 42%
4
Dialysis Access, Church CKD Screening Address Kidney Care Inequities
5