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Prior authorization continues to create challenges for physicians, staff and patients, despite increased attention, regulation and new technology. In this episode of NCPDPunscripted, Heather McComas, Director II, Policy Development, Administrative Simplification Initiatives, and Tyler Scheid, Associate Director of Policy Development, from the American Medical Association, discuss the current state of prior authorization, what has changed and what still needs to happen to make the process work better.
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