The pills that ate your profits.
作者信息
Meyer H
出版信息
Hosp Health Netw. 1998 Feb 5;72(3):18-22.
PMID:9483145
Abstract
It pays to pay attention to drug costs, as prescription outlays rise as much as 20 percent a year at many health plans. Despite a wave of direct-to-consumer ads for pricey new meds, HMOs are fighting back by cutting the number of drugs they'll pay for and hiking copays, among other strategies.
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