ccording to a WSJ article, in Britain, drug companies are paying for nurses to study patient charts to identify people with chronic illnesses. "The nurses then recommend which patients should be called in for a check-up and perhaps prescribe new treatment. The work is part of what the industry calls "disease management programs", which the companies say improve care for people with illnesses like diabetes, asthma or heart disease". Source: Jeanne Whalen, "Drug Makers Finance Nurses for UK. Doctors". Wall Street Journal, 30 May 2007, Page B1. Which of the following best explains the actions of the drug companies? Select one: a. The companies are committed to improving patient care in Britain b. Drug companies see this program as a way of educating patients about the various drug choices available to them c. The companies are doing their part to ease the health care crisis in the Britain d. The companies see this program as a way to market their own products 
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