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Boosting Patient Adherence: The Power of Clinical Support Programs
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In this podcast, we speak with Amanda Scholz, UBC Senior Clinical Program Manager, MHA, BSN, RN as we discuss the important role that clinical adherence programs play in empowering patients and bolster persistence to prescribed life-changing medications throughout their journey.
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