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Compliance programs could curtail unwelcome healthcare events

November 1, 2003

Mari Edlin

Mari Edlin is a frequent contributor to Managed Healthcare Executive. She is based in Sonoma, California.

Plans involve pharmacy and physicians to improve medication adherence and continuity