Comparison of the generosity and consistency of 10 states' Medicaid preferred drug lists for the top therapeutic classes revealed a large degree of inconsistency.
Jonathan D. Ketcham, PhD
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Articles by Jonathan D. Ketcham, PhD
As a result of Medicare Part D, elderly patients' out-of-pocket costs for prescription drugs decreased and their utilization increased, mostly from 2005-2006.
Primary care physicians have mixed views of prescription drug coverage under Medicare Part D.
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