BIP! Finder - Availability and Affordability of Medicines for the Treatment of Cardiovascular Diseases in Pharmacies in Six Regions of the Russian Federation

2019 • Availability and Affordability of Medicines for the Treatment of Cardiovascular Diseases in Pharmacies in Six Regions of the Russian Federation

Authors: Imaeva, Asiia E; Balanova, Yulia A; Kontsevaya, Anna V; Kapustina, Anna V; Duplyakov, Dmitry V.; Malysheva, Olga H; Osipova, Irina V.; Petrichko, Tatiana A; Kropanin, Georgiy I; Kasimov, Riza A; Leon, David Adrew; McKee, Martin

Venue: Rational Pharmacotherapy in Cardiology

Type: Publication

Abstract: Aim. To evaluate the availability and affordability of medicines used to treat of cardiovascular diseases (CVD) in several regions of the Russian Federation with different climatic, geographic, economic and demographic characteristics. Material and methods. The study was conducted in 6 regional capitals, chosen to differ in geographically, economically, and demographically. In each city, 5 pharmacies providing free medicines to certain categories of citizens (beneficiaries) and 5 private pharmacies serving anyone were selected at random. Medici... (read more)

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5.316314E-9 4.169235E-9 9 7

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Topics: Pharmacology Family medicine

DOI: 10.20996/1819-6446-2018-14-6-804-815

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