ENROLL NOW FOR OUR VIRTUAL ALIE!
August 5th-7th, 2020

The content for our virtual ALIE is the same as the material we present onsite in Charlotte, but we will be modifying the delivery to enhance the online experience. We will be engaging all participants through the online Q&A features, polling questions, and additional interactive content. We have also planned for recreating our individual experiences. For example, we have one-on-one rotations on the third day that will be hosted via virtual rooms to ensure that your personal time is not interrupted. 

Prior to the training, we require that everyone completes the Clinical Collaborative Track: Discovery Edition (CCTDE) pre-work as this is a prerequisite for the ALIE. This bundle includes over 8 hours of content that is eligible for CPE credits and covers the following topics: Provider Quality Measures, Medical Billing, Annual Wellness Visits, Non-Face-to-Face Services (CCM, RPM, and BHI), and Pharmacy Management of Major Chronic Disease States. The reason we created this pre-work was due to the feedback we received from previous participants. Many reported feeling overwhelmed with the amount of information covered during the training that by the time it came to implement on day 3, they had not yet digested the information from day 1 and 2. For this reason, we moved this content to serve as pre-work for our training so we can focus on the true implementation of services. Our goal is for you to feel comfortable with all components of pitching, conducting, documenting, and tracking clinical services. We have seen great success with the pre-work and participants report feeling much more prepared to implement. This being said, participants who do not complete the pre-work will likely not be prepared for the ALIE material so it is in your best interest as well as the interest of other participants if you complete this by the deadline. We request that all participants complete this prior to August 2, 2020. Once you register for the ALIE, you will receive a notice that you are also registered for the pre-work bundle. The content for the pre-work can be accessed on each individual pre-work course. 

During our onsite delivery, the training lasts the full 8 hours for each of the three days of training. We have breaks scheduled throughout the day for mental breaks as well as lunch and we would replicate the same schedule for our virtual training. Before we jump into each section of the training, we review and summarize content from the pre-work and then focus on the implementation of material. Part of this includes sharing our stories, pitfalls and failures included, to ensure that you are prepared to take on these real-world challenges. Many of our previous attendees have reported that the stories are what stick with them and help them better understand how to make these models not only clinically successful but also financially sustainable. We focus on simulations, cases, modeling, and additional active learning exercises. You will have access to all materials, including handouts, articles, links, and presentation slides. 

The cost of the virtual ALIE is $3000, which is a savings of $500 from the cost of the onsite training. This cost includes the 8+ hours of pre-work that is eligible for CPE credit (sold separately for $499). We invest in our training programs and have been continuously revamping the ALIE since it was first launched in November 2017. We update the content to reflect changes in the industry, recent challenges that we have encountered, as well as new ways to innovate. We are dedicated to continuously testing new services and models to ensure that our teachings come from experience, which makes the content much more worthwhile to our participants.  

We have built out subscription models for those that want additional support following the training. This includes updates from CMS, new codes and requirements, access to weekly office hours, discounts on additional courses and consultations as well as monthly content from our instructor team. Additionally, we encourage our participants to stay connected and keep each other up-to-date on progress. We have had over 130 pharmacists from across the country complete our ALIE training and we have seen success in a variety of settings. We invite all of our previous ALIE graduates to stay engaged on our social media platforms as well as through our community board on the website. 

The content is set to drip-feed based on the day of the training. For example, content relevant to day will release on the first day of the training as to not overwhelm participants with the handouts and resources available on the course.  

We offer training programs with many organizations but no training is as in-depth and comprehensive as our ALIE. This ALIE course focuses on the collaborative clinical services and everything that is required to start offering clinical services. Some of our participants have referred to this training as a turn-key course because we talk through all the details of the WHY, HOW, and WHAT of clinical services. It is important to understand the codes and requirements for those codes but it is more important to understand the language and background behind sharing the value of pharmacist-led clinical services. Our team has been offering collaborative clinical services since 2013 and we infuse our years of experience into this 3-day training. There really is nothing quite like this training and this is one reason why our instructor team is so passionate about sharing our stories.  Many of our other programs are meant to be exploratory courses where we share the many pathways that pharmacists can pursue for clinical services in both the pharmacist-billed and provider-billed settings. 

Our collaborative ALIE is meant for those seeking to establish, strengthen, or transform collaborative clinical services. We have had pharmacists from a variety of settings at the ALIE and we encourage this program for independent pharmacists, consultant pharmacists, ambulatory care pharmacists, and more. People have had success in pitching to ACOs, independent providers, and hospital systems after attending our training. Additionally, we have had doctors, dentists, nurse practitioners, and other healthcare professionals in attendance at our this program to better understand how pharmacist-led clinical services can impact their organizations. We often receive the question on if multiple participants should attend the training, often in the case of non-pharmacist owners. The answer is yes in many cases because we have found that owners may participate in provider pitches and the development of the goals for the clinical program. Some of the information is more geared towards those who will be working on the business development while other content has a stronger clinical focus, but exposure to all material helps participants better understand the entire model.