(See editorial comments by Dr. Richard Stefanacci on pp 166–168) OBJECTIVES: To determine whether chronically ill pa-tients have gaps in knowledge about their prescription drug coverage and establish the relationship between gaps and medication cost problems. DESIGN: Nationwide, cross-sectional survey. SETTING: Nationwide survey conducted via the Internet
Appropriate medication use is one of the most significant challenges among the older population. Alt...
Aim The aim of this study is to assess patient’s knowledge about their prescribed medications. Metho...
BACKGROUND: Although several national studies have attempted to measure medication nonadherence due ...
To determine whether chronically ill patients have gaps in knowledge about their prescription drug c...
ObjectivesMany elderly persons have drug benefits with coverage gaps, such as in Medicare Part D. Be...
ObjectivesTo determine whether elderly patients with high drug expenditures want and receive provide...
AbstractObjectivesThe objectives of this study were to examine the relationship between prescription...
Prescription drug coverage is a central issue in the policy debate over Medicare reform. Proponents ...
BACKGROUND: Prior to implementation of the Medicare drug benefit, we estimated the prevalence of cos...
This paper explores the determinants of demand for prescription drug coverage among the elderly popu...
Older adults account for almost one-third of all medications prescribed in the US. Of special concer...
PURPOSE: To lay the fundamentals of drug-related problems (DRPs) in older adults, and to organize th...
Older adults constitute just 13% of the U.S. population, but consume 35% of all prescription drugs. ...
edications are an essential part of medical treatment, and this is especially true for older adults ...
Despite higher health care needs, older adults often have limited and fixed income. Approximately a ...
Appropriate medication use is one of the most significant challenges among the older population. Alt...
Aim The aim of this study is to assess patient’s knowledge about their prescribed medications. Metho...
BACKGROUND: Although several national studies have attempted to measure medication nonadherence due ...
To determine whether chronically ill patients have gaps in knowledge about their prescription drug c...
ObjectivesMany elderly persons have drug benefits with coverage gaps, such as in Medicare Part D. Be...
ObjectivesTo determine whether elderly patients with high drug expenditures want and receive provide...
AbstractObjectivesThe objectives of this study were to examine the relationship between prescription...
Prescription drug coverage is a central issue in the policy debate over Medicare reform. Proponents ...
BACKGROUND: Prior to implementation of the Medicare drug benefit, we estimated the prevalence of cos...
This paper explores the determinants of demand for prescription drug coverage among the elderly popu...
Older adults account for almost one-third of all medications prescribed in the US. Of special concer...
PURPOSE: To lay the fundamentals of drug-related problems (DRPs) in older adults, and to organize th...
Older adults constitute just 13% of the U.S. population, but consume 35% of all prescription drugs. ...
edications are an essential part of medical treatment, and this is especially true for older adults ...
Despite higher health care needs, older adults often have limited and fixed income. Approximately a ...
Appropriate medication use is one of the most significant challenges among the older population. Alt...
Aim The aim of this study is to assess patient’s knowledge about their prescribed medications. Metho...
BACKGROUND: Although several national studies have attempted to measure medication nonadherence due ...