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Texas Department of Insurance Division of Workers’ Compensation. Pharmacy Closed Formulary Stakeholder Meeting August 20, 2009. Agenda. Introductions Overview of the Informal Working Draft Rules Stakeholder discussion based on Informal Working Draft Rule topics Next Steps.
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Texas Department of InsuranceDivision of Workers’ Compensation Pharmacy Closed Formulary Stakeholder Meeting August 20, 2009
Agenda • Introductions • Overview of the Informal Working Draft Rules • Stakeholder discussion based on Informal Working Draft Rule topics • Next Steps
Informal Working Draft Rules • §134.500 Definitions • §134.506 Outpatient Drug Formulary (Proposed to be Repealed) • §134.507 Outpatient Drug Formulary - Closed • §134.508 Use of the Closed Drug Formulary for Claims Not Subject to Certified Networks • §134.509 Use of the Closed Drug Formulary for Claims Subject to Certified Networks
Clarifications and Revisions • Clarifications • Statutory Definitions • Labor Code • Occupations Code • Rule References • Coordination of Statutory and Rule language • Existing language • Revisions • Restricted preauthorization to “N” drugs
IWDR Closed Formulary (informal rule) Closed Formulary includes ALL FDA approved drugs except Compounds that include drugs w/ status “N” Investigational or Experimental Drugs Drugs w/ status “N”
Basic Decision Tree NO NO NO Closed Form Apply to DOI? Initial Fill? Preauth 413.014? Yes Yes Yes Fill Script Preauthorization Reconsideration MDR-IRO Yes “N” Drug? NO Retrospective Review Fill Script
Commenter topics • Initial Pharmaceutical Coverage • Retrospective Review • “N” drug prescriptions • Phase in/Applicability
Total “N” Drug Prescriptions for CY 2007 by Injury Year Total “N” Drug prescriptions – 183,543
Estimated total “N” Drug preauthorizations for new injuriesduring the initial twelve months of rule applicability Estimated Total First year “N” Drug prescriptions – 20,457
Estimated total “N” Drug preauthorizations for new and legacy claimsduring the initial twelve months of rule applicability
Next Steps • Finalize Proposal • Posting in the Texas Register • Public Comment • Adoption • Implementation