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340B Hospitals More Likely to Make Medicine More Accessible, Study Finds

In Research/ReportsApril 6, 2021106 Views

Tom Mirga

340B hospitals provide “a significantly higher average number” of medication access (MA) services—such as free or discounted drugs or free delivery—than comparably sized non-340B hospitals, a new academic study shows.

The study was conducted by the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) with funding from Community Voices for 340B (CV-340B), a nonprofit group that works to increase awareness about and support for the 340B program. It was published online on March 20 by the journal Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy.

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