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How to Improve Efficiency in the Specialty Drug Landscape

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Davy James, Managing Editor

Amy Grogg, PharmD, senior vice president of Strategy and Commercialization at AmerisourceBergen Specialty Group discusses how the relationship between manufacturers, providers, and specialty pharmacies can be improved.

Amy Grogg, PharmD, senior vice president of Strategy and Commercialization at AmerisourceBergen Specialty Group discusses how the relationship between manufacturers, providers, and specialty pharmacies can be improved.

This video was recorded courtesy of Armada Health Care at the 2015 Armada Specialty Pharmacy Summit in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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