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This article originally posted 07 October, 2008 and appeared in Issue 437

This Week's Blog Question Issue 437

Should insurance companies supply clinicians with medication adherence reports? Every time a prescription is filled on an insurance plan there is an electronic record of that fill. Would it be a good idea if clinicians could get monthly reports to verify medication compliance? Let us know how you feel about this.

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This article originally posted 07 October, 2008 and appeared in Issue 437

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