Experimental: telehealth-based clinical pharmacy intervention
will involve a pharmacist identifying and addressing medication-related problems (e.g., inappropriate dosage or indications, drug interactions, and therapeutic duplication); optimizing medication regimens (discontinuing if appropriate, providing subsidized and generic options, and reducing medication complexity); and providing T2D education and self-management support
Other: telehealth-based clinical pharmacy intervention
The pharmacist will perform an initial comprehensive review of the medication regimen, make any adjustments, document those in the patient’s electronic health record (EHR) and communicate with the patient’s T2D care team as needed. They will also call (using an EHR-based software) the patient using phone/video to educate them about T2D self-management and identify any medication-related unmet needs. Periodic reviews of the medication regimen and roughly biweekly follow-up patient calls will occur with frequency based on need (as judged by the pharmacist). Patient intervention calls will be personalized depending on HbA1c levels, comorbidities, and medication complexity
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