Study protocol: The Adherence and Intensification of Medications (AIM) study - a cluster randomized controlled effectiveness study

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Michele Heisler
Timothy P Hofer
Mandi L Klamerus
Julie Schmittdiel
Joe Selby
Mary M Hogan
Hayden B Bosworth
Adam Tremblay
Eve A Kerr
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[1] VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System,Veterans Affairs Center for Clinical Management Research
[2] University of Michigan Medical School,Department of Internal Medicine
[3] School of Public Health,Department of Health Behavior and Health Education
[4] University of Michigan,Division of Research
[5] Kaiser Permanente Northern California,Department of Medicine
[6] Center for Health Services Research in Primary Care,undefined
[7] Psychiatry,undefined
[8] and Nursing,undefined
[9] Duke University Medical Center,undefined
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Veteran Affair; Medication Adherence; Motivational Interview; Clinical Pharmacist; Primary Care Team;
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