Resident-Level Predictors of Dementia Pharmacotherapy at Long-Term Care Admission: The Impact of Different Drug Reimbursement Policies in Ontario and Saskatchewan: Prédicteurs de la pharmacothérapie de la démence au niveau des résidents lors de l’hospitalisation dans des soins de longue durée : l’impact de différentes politiques de remboursement des médicaments en Ontario et en Saskatchewan
Laura C. Maclagan(Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences), Colleen J. Maxwell(University of Waterloo), Michael A. Campitelli(Mount Sinai Hospital), Susan E. Bronskill(University of Toronto), Nathan Herrmann(Sunnybrook Health Science Centre), Christoffer Dharma(University of Toronto), Shenzhen Yao(Saskatchewan Health Quality Council), David B. Hogan(University of Calgary), Joseph Emmanuel Amuah(University of Ottawa)
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