2022
DOI: 10.3389/fpubh.2022.981262
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Effect of the full coverage policy of essential medicines on medication adherence: A quasi-experimental study in Taizhou, China

Abstract: ObjectiveDifferent forms of full coverage policy of essential medicines (FCPEMs) have been adopted worldwide to lower medication expenditure and improve adherence. This study aims to analyse the effect of FCPEMs on patients' medication adherence in Taizhou city, China.MethodsThis study was a quasi-experimental study and set treatment and control groups. We extracted Electronic Health Records (EHRs) for hypertension and diabetes 1 year before and after FCPEMs implementation and their medication adherence level … Show more

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