Study: For good and bad, TV ads promote higher prescribing volume of psychiatric medications
Conclusions: Findings suggest that DTCA requests are typically accommodated, promote higher prescribing volume, and have competing effects on treatment quality. More methodologically strong studies are needed to increase confidence in conclusions.
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