
Opinion|Videos|August 30, 2024
Operationalizing Biosimilars in Specialty Pharmacies
Author(s)Sophia Humphreys, PharmD, MHA
Dr. Humphreys discusses operationalizing biosimilars in specialty pharmacies.
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Video content above is prompted by the following:
- What does the current process look like for switching between reference products and biosimilars and between biosimilars at specialty pharmacies, and how can it be streamlined?
- In states that allow pharmacists to switch to a biosimilar without prior prescriber approval, how effective are automatic substitutions based on interchangeability and collaborative practice agreements?
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