Exploring Patient Decisions for Generic Drug Purchase: Influence of Demographics and Perceptions

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Rahul Sharma, Sudhinder Singh Chowhan, Abhishek Bari, Sachdeo Singh

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This research aims to assess and evaluate patient perception regarding the cost-effectiveness, efficacy, and common misconceptions surrounding the acquisition of generic medications. This study intends to offer insights into the variables influencing patient decisions in the generic medication procurement field by exploring individuals' perspectives. The study aims to understand how patient decision-making is influenced by cost, effectiveness, and misunderstandings. This will provide essential insights for healthcare providers, legislators, and pharmaceutical industry experts. The objective is to improve patient accessibility and healthcare outcomes by raising knowledge and facilitating well-informed decision-making processes regarding generic medicine purchasing. The purpose is to contribute insights valuable to healthcare practitioners, policymakers, and pharmaceutical professionals for informed decision-making.

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