Richard L. Pierce, PhD
Articles
August 22nd 2016
Association Among Change in Medical Costs, Level of Comorbidity, and Change in Adherence Behavior
Steven M. Kymes, PhD Richard L. Pierce, PhD Charmaine Girdish, MPH Olga S. Matlin, PhD Troyen Brennan, MD, JD, MPH William H. Shrank, MD, MSHS
The authors found that comorbidity burden and the direction of behavioral change influence the relationship between adherence and medical spend. This could affect the cost-benefit considerations of medication adherence programs.
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