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Figures
- Figure 1:
Average monthly number of prescriptions per member where at least a portion was paid by the benefits plan, before and after a change to the provincial formulary in June 2013.
- Figure 2:
Interrupted time-series analysis of the number of prescriptions per member for grandfathered medications paid for by the plan before and after the change to the public formulary in June 2013.
- Figure 3:
Average number of prescriptions for members before and after the change to the PharmaCare formulary in June 2013, by Pharma-Care benefit type.
- Figure 4:
Interrupted time-series analysis of reimbursed dollars per member before and after the change to the public formulary in June 2013.
Tables
- Table 1:
Top 10 medicines in terms of reductions in prescription volume following the adoption of the Fair PharmaCare formulary by the drug benefits plan of the BC Health Employees’ Union
Ingredient No. of prescriptions % change Before After Difference Zopiclone 18 912 1953 −16 959 −89.7 Pantoprazole 10 091 2655 −7436 −73.7 Rabeprazole 9116 1782 −7334 −80.5 Esomeprazole 8057 1312 −6745 −83.7 Bupropion 8133 2192 −5941 −73.0 Tramadol, combinations 6281 732 −5549 −88.3 Mometasone 7051 1613 −5438 −77.1 Celecoxib 4845 281 −4564 −94.2 Pregabalin 3928 534 −3394 −86.4 Gliclazide 4403 1067 −3336 −75.8
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