Impact of two Medicaid prior-authorization policies on antihypertensive use and costs among Michigan and Indiana residents dually enrolled in Medicaid and Medicare: Results of a longitudinal, population-based study

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Impact of two Medicaid prior-authorization policies on antihypertensive use and costs among Michigan and Indiana residents dually enrolled in Medicaid and Medicare: Results of a longitudinal, population-based study

Law, M.R.; Lu, C.Y.; Soumerai, S.B.; Graves, A.J.; LeCates, R.F.; Zhang, F.; Ross-Degnan, D.; Adams, A.S.

Clinical therapeutics, Elsevier, Volume 32, Issue 4, p.729 - 741 (2010)

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Impact of two Medicaid prior-authorization policies on antihypertensive use and costs among Michigan and Indiana residents dually enrolled in Medicaid and Medicare: Results of a longitudinal, population-based study

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Impact of two Medicaid prior-authorization policies on antihypertensive use and costs among Michigan and Indiana residents dually enrolled in Medicaid and Medicare: Results of a longitudinal, population-based study

Law, M.R.; Lu, C.Y.; Soumerai, S.B.; Graves, A.J.; LeCates, R.F.; Zhang, F.; Ross-Degnan, D.; Adams, A.S.