Alta Schutte: Delivery Models to Improve Adherence to Medicines for Chronic Diseases in Primary Care
Alta Schutte, SHARP Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine at University of New South Wales, shared on LinkedIn:
“If we can improve how medicines are delivered, medication adherence may be significantly improved. In our The Lancet Primary Care paper we highlight and compare the pros and cons of in-person pharmacy pickup, mail-order pharmacies, e-Pharmacies and direct-to-consumer models, emerging tech like drones, kiosks and physician dispensing vary in terms of cost-efficiency and scalability. We compare the models of delivery across 31 countries and how these models are diversified across the world. Lots of lessons to be learnt from innovative low-resource settings.
Great to work with Romina Ruth Diaz, Gautam Satheesh, Pablo Perel, Andrew Moran and Anthony Rodgers.”
Title: Delivery models to improve adherence to medicines for chronic diseases in primary care
Authors: Romina R Diaz, Gautam Satheesh, Andrew E Moran, Pablo Perel, Anthony Rodgers, Aletta E Schutte
Read the full paper on The Lancet Primary Care.
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