Economic Implications of Urologist Prescription Practices Among Medicare Part D Beneficiaries

    Peter S. Kirk, Tudor Borza, James M. Dupree … Ted A. Skolarus
    Studysummary This study found that urologist prescription practices for three common conditions led to nearly $410 million in excess Medicare Part D spending on higher cost and non-generic drugs in 2014.
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