Analysis reveals how disease-specific programmes inform understanding of physician and patient behavior across various contexts, suggesting improved disease management.
DSPs can support clinical understanding of how diseases are managed including rationale for doctor decision-making and patient attitudes to their condition. Comparisons with other data sources and limitations of the programmes are discussed (including the fact that, unlike claims databases and registries, the DSPs are cross-sectional and not longitudinal).
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