Findings from B.R. Cote and co-authors broaden understanding of life sciences

In this recently published article, scientists in the United States conducted a study "To collect clinician perceptions on the impact of switching medications for nonmedical lie, formulary) reasons in long-term care settings under Medicare Part D and to use the qualitative findings to support more robust research into the effects of Part D policies on nursing home patients and providers. We collected individual clinician accounts of experiences with and perceptions about Part D plans when medications were switched for nonmedical reasons, including diseases that clinicians believed were most medically risky for switching with nursing home residents and the common health outcomes of...

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