Background: Suboptimum medication adherence is common in the United States and leads
to serious negative health consequences but may respond to intervention. Purpose: To …

Purpose The primary purpose of this systematic review is to synthesize the evidence
regarding risk factors associated with nonadherence to prescribed glucose-lowering agents …

Background Medication nonadherence is a common problem among the elderly. Objective
To conduct a systematic review of the published literature describing potential nonfinancial …

On average, only 50% of adults adhere to chronic disease medications 1, 2; and in the case
of high blood pressure (BP), lower levels of adherence are associated with worse BP control …

Attempts to explain and address disparities in the use of prescription medications have
focused almost exclusively on their affordability. However, the segregation of residential …

Disparities in diabetes burden exist in large part because of the social determinants of
health (SDOH). Translation research and practice addressing health equity in diabetes have …

Background The global prevalence of diabetes is increasing. Medications are a
recommended strategy to control hyperglycaemia. However, patient adherence can be …

Background Growing expenditures on prescription drugs represent a major challenge to
many health systems. Cap and co‐payment (direct cost‐share) policies are intended as an …

This article estimates welfare effects of accelerated generic entry via Paragraph IV
challenges. Using data from 2000–2008 for hypertension drugs in the United States, we …

Background Poor adherence to anti-diabetic medications contributes to suboptimal
glycaemic control in patients with type 2 diabetes (T2D). A range of interventions have been …