Prescription cost and pharmacy convenience were identified as the most significant drivers of out-of-plan pharmacy use.
Sarah J. Billups, PharmD
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A technology-based, pharmacist-run home blood pressure monitoring program improves health outcomes by investing $20.50 per mm Hg systolic blood pressure lowered and $3300 per life-year gained.
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