Volume 5, Number 6—December 1999
Research
Using Automated Pharmacy Records to Assess the Management of Tuberculosis
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Figure 1. Pharmacy dispensing profiles of tuberculosis (TB) cases treated in the health maintenance organization (HMO) and outside the HMO. Standard regimen (percentage) and duration of dispensing of antituberculosis medication dispensed for TB cases. A cutoff value of >70 days of medication dispensed from HMO-reimbursed pharmacies, as assessed from automated pharmacy records, differentiated HMO-treated cases from cases at least partially treated outside the HMO.
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