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PERSPECTIVE: DTC Advertising's Benefits Far Outweigh Its Imperfections
by
Kelly, Pat
in
Advertisements
/ Advertising
/ Clinical decision making
/ Communication
/ Consumer advertising
/ Consumer education
/ Consumers
/ Costs
/ Decision making
/ Drug abuse
/ Empowerment
/ Health care
/ Health care policy
/ Health services
/ Hygiene
/ Medical decision making
/ Medical treatment
/ Minority & ethnic groups
/ Outpatient treatment
/ Patients
/ Pharmaceutical industry
/ Pharmaceuticals
/ Physician patient relationships
/ Physicians
/ Practitioner patient relationship
/ Prescription drugs
2004
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PERSPECTIVE: DTC Advertising's Benefits Far Outweigh Its Imperfections
by
Kelly, Pat
in
Advertisements
/ Advertising
/ Clinical decision making
/ Communication
/ Consumer advertising
/ Consumer education
/ Consumers
/ Costs
/ Decision making
/ Drug abuse
/ Empowerment
/ Health care
/ Health care policy
/ Health services
/ Hygiene
/ Medical decision making
/ Medical treatment
/ Minority & ethnic groups
/ Outpatient treatment
/ Patients
/ Pharmaceutical industry
/ Pharmaceuticals
/ Physician patient relationships
/ Physicians
/ Practitioner patient relationship
/ Prescription drugs
2004
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PERSPECTIVE: DTC Advertising's Benefits Far Outweigh Its Imperfections
by
Kelly, Pat
in
Advertisements
/ Advertising
/ Clinical decision making
/ Communication
/ Consumer advertising
/ Consumer education
/ Consumers
/ Costs
/ Decision making
/ Drug abuse
/ Empowerment
/ Health care
/ Health care policy
/ Health services
/ Hygiene
/ Medical decision making
/ Medical treatment
/ Minority & ethnic groups
/ Outpatient treatment
/ Patients
/ Pharmaceutical industry
/ Pharmaceuticals
/ Physician patient relationships
/ Physicians
/ Practitioner patient relationship
/ Prescription drugs
2004
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PERSPECTIVE: DTC Advertising's Benefits Far Outweigh Its Imperfections
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PERSPECTIVE: DTC Advertising's Benefits Far Outweigh Its Imperfections
2004
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Overview
Direct-to-consumer (DTC) communication about pharmaceutical products enables consumers to take a hands-on interest in their own health care. A growing body of research and expert opinion supports the view that the information presented in DTC communications informs patients' decision making and leads to more productive physician/patient encounters. Arguments that DTC advertising leads doctors to write unnecessary prescriptions and increases costs are unfounded. Criticism of the practice may also be shortsighted, because outpatient drug treatment can substitute for more costly therapies and hospitalizations. Public debate should focus on making information clear and comprehensible so that consumers can get maximum value. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
Publisher
The People to People Health Foundation, Inc., Project HOPE
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