Relationship between the number of hospital pharmacists and hospital pharmaceutical expenditure: a macro-level panel data model of fixed effects with individual and time
Abstract Background The rapid increase in pharmaceutical expenditure (PE) has been a main problem of global healthcare reform for decades. Previous studies demonstrated that pharmacists play an indispensable role in controlling PE, but macro-research evidence is scarce. Exploring the role of pharmac...
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Main Authors: | Ming Wei (Author), Xuemei Wang (Author), Dandan Zhang (Author), Xinping Zhang (Author) |
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