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Medicare Part D and consumer purchase decisions

Earlene E. Lipowski

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Medicare Part D was a remarkable development, not only for establishing a prescription drug benefit but for giving consumers more responsibility for their insurance and prescription purchase decisions.

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Medicare Part D was a remarkable development, not only for establishing a prescription drug benefit but for giving consumers more responsibility for their insurance and prescription purchase decisions.

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Medicare Part D was a remarkable development, not only for establishing a prescription drug benefit but for giving consumers more responsibility for their insurance and prescription purchase decisions.

Key concepts: Medicine, Community practice, Medicare Part D, Pharmacy, Marketing, Community pharmacy, Opioid epidemic, Advertising

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