Two posters report 3.9% first-year GLP-1 discontinuation and a 5-day median time to first fill under pharmacist-led care.
|Articles|October 1, 1997
The American Journal of Managed Care
- October 1997
- Volume 3
- Issue 10
Correspondence regarding, "The Diagnosis and Treatment Approach to Two Common Conditions by the Physician Members of a Community Health Plan"
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