A retrospective analysis of Medicare claims was used to study emergency department (ED) dispositions, specifically evaluating inpatient admissions compared with home health referrals.
Feng Zeng, PhD
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The Part D coverage gap reform in 2011 improved adherence to diabetes medications in the coverage gap.
The coverage gap in the Medicare Part D program has a significant negative impact on adherence to diabetes medications.
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