Prevalence of Unclaimed Prescriptions at Military Pharmacies

Dominick Esposito, Eric Schone, Thomas Williams, Su Liu, Karen CyBulski, Rita Stapulonis and Nancy Clusen

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Abstract: Prescriptions ordered by physicians but not picked up by patients offer an opportunity for quality improvement in health systems.

Keywords: Military Health System; Prescriptions; Pharmacy Data; Beneficiary respondents (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 12
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