Better outpatient medication adherence reduces the likelihood of readmission after a recent myocardial infarction.
Judith R. Lave, PhD
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Articles by Judith R. Lave, PhD
Entering the Medicare Part D coverage gap does not result in a large reduction in medication adherence for essential drugs.
High-risk drug use increased slightly among seniors gaining Medicare Part D coverage; however, high-risk drugs account for a small share of total drug use.
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