Promising Therapies, Prohibitive Costs: A Qualitative Assessment of the Effects of the Medicare Part D Doughnut Hole on Access to Costly Cancer Medications

Leslie Jackson Conwell, Dominick Esposito, Margaret Colby, Daniel Ball, Eric S. Meadows and Martin Marciniak

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Abstract: Researchers interviewed oncology social workers and nurse practitioners in an effort to understand how the Medicare Part D doughnut hole affects beneficiaries’ financial access to oral anticancer targeted therapies.

Keywords: Prohibitive Costs; Medicare Part D; Cancer Medications; Health (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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