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J M Ferguson, R Discenza, J A Miller

Journal of Health Care Marketing

|February 9, 1987

Abstract:

Ensuring patient compliance with instructions for medication continues to be a major problem. The authors report an experiment suggesting that warning labels promote compliance. In addition, other methods of improving compliance are discussed.

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