Morris L A, Olins N J
Am J Public Health. 1984 Feb;74(2):157-8. doi: 10.2105/ajph.74.2.157.
A mail survey of 1,650 elderly consumers evaluated prescription drug leaflets for antihypertensives, tranquilizers, and arthritis medicines. Of those who said they received the leaflet, 95 per cent read it, 76 per cent kept it, and 56 per cent discussed it with another person. Respondents taking antihypertensive medicine were more apt to keep the leaflet and say they learned new information from it. Those taking tranquilizers were less likely to say the leaflet made them feel better about using the drug.
一项针对1650名老年消费者的邮件调查评估了抗高血压药、镇静剂和关节炎药物的处方药品说明书。在表示收到说明书的人中,95%阅读了说明书,76%保留了说明书,56%与他人讨论过说明书。服用抗高血压药的受访者更倾向于保留说明书,并表示他们从中学到了新信息。服用镇静剂的受访者则不太可能表示说明书让他们对使用该药物感觉更好。