Promotion of Prescription Drugs and Its Impact on Physician's Choice Behavior

  • Alowi M
  • Kani Y
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Abstract

The authors investigate whether and how pricing and promotional activities influence prescription choice behavior using a comprehensive panel of physicians and data on competitive price and promotional activities. The authors find that physicians are characterized by fairly limited price sensitivity, detailing and samples have a mostly infor-mative effect on physicians, and physicians with a relatively large number of Medicare or health maintenance orga-nization patients are less influenced by promotion than other physicians are.

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Alowi, M., & Kani, Y. (2019). Promotion of Prescription Drugs and Its Impact on Physician’s Choice Behavior. Journal of Pharmaceutical Care & Health Systems, 06(01). https://doi.org/10.4172/2376-0419.1000200

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