In recent years, the term medication adherence has entered the healthcare lexicon, reflecting a growing awareness of its critical role in improving health outcomes. While it may sound like a clinical term, medication adherence is something that directly affects...
In chronic disease management, adherence to prescribed medications plays a pivotal role in managing and mitigating various health conditions. Medication nonadherence can lead to inadequate disease control, exacerbation of symptoms, and an increased risk of...
In chronic disease management, adherence to prescribed medications plays a pivotal role in managing and mitigating various health conditions. Medication nonadherence can lead to inadequate disease control, exacerbation of symptoms, and an increased risk of...
Medication nonadherence, when patients do not take prescribed medication at doses and times recommended by a healthcare provider and agreed to by the patient, carries substantial economic ramifications that extend across the entire economy. It has been found that...
Historically, medication adherence has been framed in binary terms: compliant or non-compliant. This perspective held patients solely responsible for taking their medications as prescribed. However, this simplistic view failed to consider the complexities of human...
