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Return on Investment from Improved Medication Adherence: Diabetes

Return on Investment from Improved Medication Adherence: Diabetes. $1 more spent on diabetes medicines = $7.10 less spent on other services. Average Annual Spending Related to Diabetes. Adherence (%).

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Return on Investment from Improved Medication Adherence: Diabetes

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  1. Return on Investment from Improved Medication Adherence: Diabetes $1 more spent on diabetes medicines = $7.10 less spent on other services Average Annual Spending Related to Diabetes Adherence (%) Notes: Adherence is the extent to which patients take medicines as prescribed, in terms of dose and duration. Return on Investment estimates reflect spending attributable to the condition listed. Source: M. Sokol et al., "Impact of Medication Adherence on Hospitalization Risk and Healthcare Cost," Journal of Medical Care, 2005.

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