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The impact of financial incentives on pharmacist dispensing habits: Evidence from the british columbia product incentive plan

Abstract

The Product Incentive Plan (PIP) was introduced in British Columbia in July 1990 and offered pharmacists financial incentives for generic drug substitution. Using PIP as a case study, this study analyzed pharmacist responses to financial incentives and the amount of relative savings achieved through generic substitution across five different pharmacy types and seven therapeutic classes. Data consisted of 1.5 million PharmaCare prescription …

Authors

Bhatti TA; Einarson T; Austin Z; Grootendorst P

Journal

Journal of Pharmaceutical Finance, Economics and Policy, Vol. 16, No. 4, pp. 35–56

Publication Date

June 20, 2008

DOI

10.1080/15385690801963464

ISSN

1538-5698