The effect of objectively collected medication adherence information on bipolar I and major depressive disorder treatment decisions: A randomized case vignette study of psychiatric clinicians
Charles Ruetsch(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Felicia Forma(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Dawn I. Velligan(The University of Texas at San Antonio Health Science Center), Joshua N. Liberman(Truven Health Analytics (United States)), Tigwa H. Davis(Truven Health Analytics (United States)), Emily Wiggins(Veterans Health Administration), Martha Sajatovic(University Hospitals of Cleveland)
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