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Nexus 2026 - Call for Continuing Pharmacy Education Session Proposals
AMCP invites proposals for continuing pharmacy education (CPE) sessions to be presented at Nexus 2026, which will be held, October 26-29, 2026 at the Gaylord Pacific in San Diego, California.
ABOUT AMCP Nexus 2026
Nexus 2026 is expected to attract approximately 3,000 managed care pharmacists and other health care professionals seeking to increase their knowledge of the management and coordination of clinical, pharmacy benefit, and pharmacy care programs. These professionals are interested in health care information and issues viewed from a population perspective rather than at the patient-practitioner level. Attendees include individuals from health plans, PBMs, biopharmaceutical companies, consultants, and other leaders working within managed care pharmacy.
CPE SESSION SUGGESTED TOPICS
NEW this year: CPE sessions at Nexus 2026 will be scheduled in 45-minute or 60-minute blocks. Please account for approximately 10 minutes in your overall content to accommodate housekeeping information, introductions, and question-and-answer time. The proposed content should be appropriate for the managed care pharmacy audience. AMCP has provided a list of primary and subtopics; however, other topic ideas are welcome!
2026 Health Policy Priorities
Proposals that highlight real-world examples of innovations in managed care, share outcomes data, and/or provide diverse professional perspectives will be given preference.
Please note that session proposals that have already received commercial support or are submitted by a marketing representative or company will be disqualified from the call for education session proposals. The submitter of the proposal must be a faculty member on the session.
ABOUT AMCP Nexus 2026
Nexus 2026 is expected to attract approximately 3,000 managed care pharmacists and other health care professionals seeking to increase their knowledge of the management and coordination of clinical, pharmacy benefit, and pharmacy care programs. These professionals are interested in health care information and issues viewed from a population perspective rather than at the patient-practitioner level. Attendees include individuals from health plans, PBMs, biopharmaceutical companies, consultants, and other leaders working within managed care pharmacy.
CPE SESSION SUGGESTED TOPICS
NEW this year: CPE sessions at Nexus 2026 will be scheduled in 45-minute or 60-minute blocks. Please account for approximately 10 minutes in your overall content to accommodate housekeeping information, introductions, and question-and-answer time. The proposed content should be appropriate for the managed care pharmacy audience. AMCP has provided a list of primary and subtopics; however, other topic ideas are welcome!
Suggested Topics for Nexus 2026 include, but are not limited to:
- 2026 Health Policy Priorities
- 340B
- Actuarial Forecasting for Pharmacy Budget Needs
- AI in Pharmacy or Healthcare
- Alternative Funding Plans (AFPs)
- Alternative Payment Models for High-Impact Medications
- Biosimilars
- Copay Accumulator and Maximizer Programs
- Cost Containment Strategies
- Data Security and Privacy in Managed Care
- Digital Therapeutics
- Efficiencies and Best Practices Gained from Integrated Delivery Networks (IDNs)
- Employer Trends in Pharmacy Benefit Management
- Cell and Gene Therapy Management
- Health Plan Economics
- Impact of Inflation Reduction Act (IRA)
- Managed Care Perspective on Disease State Management
- Market Disruptors
- Medical and Pharmacy Benefits & Impact on Specialty Pharmacy
- Medical Management
- Medicare Stars Program Changes
- Metabolic Health
- New and Existing Specialty Pharmacy Care Models
- Oncology Innovation
- Patient Experience Data (PED)
- Patient Voice in Access Decisions
- PBM Reforms at the National and State Level
- Pipeline and Spend
- Population Health
- Precision Medicine (PM)
- Quality Measurement
- Real-World Evidence (RWE)
- Value Frameworks
- Value-Base Contracting
Please note that session proposals that have already received commercial support or are submitted by a marketing representative or company will be disqualified from the call for education session proposals. The submitter of the proposal must be a faculty member on the session.
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