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Total spending ($)

Figure 1. Relationship of Drug Spending to Total Medical Spending for Community-Dwelling Medicare Beneficiaries, 2002. Total spending ($). Spending Decile. Figure 2. Prescription Drug Spending as a Percent of Total Medical Spending for Community-Dwelling Medicare Beneficiaries, 2002. Percent.

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Total spending ($)

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  1. Figure 1. Relationship of Drug Spending to Total MedicalSpending for Community-Dwelling Medicare Beneficiaries, 2002 Total spending ($) Spending Decile

  2. Figure 2. Prescription Drug Spending as a Percent of Total Medical Spending for Community-Dwelling Medicare Beneficiaries, 2002 Percent Spending Decile

  3. Figure 3. Relationship of Drug Use to Medication-IntensiveConditions (RxHCCs) for Community-DwellingMedicare Beneficiaries, 2002 Number Spending Decile * Adjusted to account for combination products containing drugs in two or more pharmacologic classes.

  4. Figure 4. Intensity of Prescription Drug Use perMedication-Intensive Condition (RxHCC) forCommunity-Dwelling Medicare Beneficiaries, 2002 Number Spending Decile * Adjusted to account for combination products containing drugs in two or more pharmacologic classes.

  5. Figure 5. Intensity of Prescription Drug Use per Pharmacologic Class for Community-Dwelling Medicare Beneficiaries, 2002 Number Spending Decile * Adjusted to account for combination products containing drugs in two or more pharmacologic classes.

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