Max Rady College of Medicine
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Sketris IS, Metge C, Shevchuk Y, Comeau DG, Kephart GC, Blackburn J, MacCara M, Laturnas A. Comparison of anti-infective drug use in elderly persons in Manitoba, Nova Scotia, and Saskatchewan, Canada: relationship to drug insurance reimbursement policies. Am J Geriatr Pharmacother 2004;2(1):24-35. [Abstract]
Related terms |
| Defined Daily Dose (DDD) |
| Drug Reimbursement Policies |
| Health Insurance |
Keywords |
| aged |
| Anti-Infective Agents |
| Canada |
| comparative |
| databases |
| Databases,Factual |
| Drug Resistance |
| drug use |
| Drug Utilization |
| economics |
| elderly |
| Fluoroquinolones |
| guidelines |
| health insurance |
| hospitalization |
| Humans |
| Insurance |
| Insurance,Pharmaceutical Services |
| Macrolides |
| Manitoba |
| Manitoba Studies |
| methods |
| Nova Scotia |
| Pharmacies |
| Physician's Practice Patterns |
| Reimbursement Mechanisms |
| reimbursement policy |
| Research |
| Research Support |
| Saskatchewan |
| standards |
| therapeutic use |
| Universities |
| utilization |
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Manitoba Centre for Health Policy
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University of Manitoba
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