EVEN nominal charge fixed copayments may generate inequities in access to health services, according to a real-world population-based study in the BMJ.
The study demonstrated that a reduction in copayment could protect from non-adherence and have positive, long-term effects, prompting authors to conclude that copayment scenarios could have significant long-term consequences for health - CLICK HERE.
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