The Effect of Copayments for Prescriptions on Adherence to Prescription Medicines in Publicly Insured Populations; A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

RT @AbdiAidid: In addition to the Quebec and Nova Scotia studies cited in the Advisory Council report (see @winstongee's original tweet), h…

In addition to the Quebec and Nova Scotia studies cited in the Advisory Council report (see @winstongee's original tweet), here's one of *many* studies showing that co-payments tend to increase non-adherence to prescriptions in publicly-insured populations

@onceuponA I find these 2 studies to be interesting on topic (probably reflecting diff study pops): https://t.co/mkLI7i4Amw https://t.co/iI75vrYZ5D

#LSHTM research The effect of copayments for prescriptions on adherence to prescription medicines in publicly... https://t.co/ci4InUzjQi