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Post-Hospital Discharge Care: A Retrospective Cohort Study Exploring the Value of Pharmacist-Enhanced Care and Describing Medication-Related Problems
Emily M. HawesNicole R. PinelliKimberly A. SandersAndrew M. LipshutzGretchen TongLauren S. SieversSarah ChaoMark Gwynne
BACKGROUND Medication-related problems occur at high rates during care transitions. Evidence suggests that pharmacists are well-suited to identify and resolve medication-related problems during hospital admission and at discharge. Additional evidence...
Original Research
North Carolina Medical Student Views on Abortion
Christopher L. BennettDavid A. McDonaldAlex FinchStuart RennieJessica E. Morse
BACKGROUND Abortion is a co...
Policy Forum: Introduction
How Relevant Do We Want to Be?
Catherine H. Sevier
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Policy Forum: Introduction
Ask Early and Ask Often: How Discussing Costs Could Save Your Patient’s Life
Caroline SloanS. Yousuf Zafar
Out-of-pocket spending continues to increase, particularly in cancer care. High out-of-pocket expenditures are associated with increased psychosocial distress, lower adherence, and higher mortality. In order to improve cancer-related outcomes, we...