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factorsinfluenceadherence / non - adherence
factorsinfluencingadherence / non - adherence
that neither the features of a disease , nor the referral process , nor the clinical setting nor the therapeutic regimen seemto influencecompliance / adherence
the factorsinfluencingnebuliser adherence
factorsinfluencingpaediatric adherence
the only material surface characteristicsinfluencingStaphylococcal adherence
factorsinfluencingcaretakers ' adherence
the factorsinfluencingHAART adherence
Adherence to HIV treatment Factorsinfluencingadherence
Adherence Adherence to HIV treatment Factorsinfluencingadherence
medication non - adherence Factorsinfluencingadherence
Issueswill influenceadherence embody
the impact of patient adherence on treatment outcomes and counsel patients on factorsmay ... influenceadherence
patient characteristics , differences in health - care seeking behavior , assumptions about disease , the health - care environment , the availability of adherence - enhancing interventions , the quality of(passive) is influenced byAdherence
Previous Adherence to HIV treatment Factorsinfluencingadherence
The frequency of medication non - adherence Factorsinfluencingadherence
information about correct inhaler use , adherence , dosing accuracy , training , and other factorsinfluenceadherence
to examine independent effects of factors at patient , staff and hospital levelsinfluencingadherence
Assess patients ' long - term adherence to SFED and potential factorsinfluencingadherence
2 ) examine factors ... , and ( 3 ) study associations of adherence to clinical guidelines and outcomeinfluencingadherence
HIV treatment Factorsinfluencingadherence
patient - related and structural factorsinfluencingadherence
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The most important medication factorsinfluencingadherence
friction(passive) is caused byAdhesion
many factors at the patient , provider , treatment and health system levels(passive) is influenced byAdherence
Several patient - related ( e.g. age , gender , co - morbidities ) and organization - related ( e.g. teaching hospital ) factorsinfluencingadherence
the level of patients knowledge of the disease , which is thoughtto greatly influenceadherence
rate patients ... factorsinfluencedadherence
The patients satisfaction with health cares ... the factorsmight influencethe adherence
personal factors , such as social support , psychological and subjective perceptions about the drug used and the futurecould influenceadherence
What patient factorsmay influenceadherence
Factors ... Patient Commitment influencingadherence
The impact of culture , socioeconomic status , health care coverage systems , and availability of free care and medications ... although likelyto have influencedadherence
Medication factorscontributedto adherence
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psychosocial factors , such as depression and social supportmay ... influenceadherence
A variety of patient factorsmay influenceadherence
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policies and procedureto ... setpolicies and procedure
to improved health outcomes , reduced hospitalizationleadsto improved health outcomes , reduced hospitalization
to improved health outcomes , reduced hospitalization , reduced re - admissionleadsto improved health outcomes , reduced hospitalization , reduced re - admission
to a significant return on investmentleadingto a significant return on investment
to improved health outcomes , reduced hospitalizations and re - admissions , and significant cost savings for healthcare organizationsleadsto improved health outcomes , reduced hospitalizations and re - admissions , and significant cost savings for healthcare organizations
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in a net savings of $ 1,200 to $ 7,800 per person per year because of cost savings in non - drug spending , such as from disease complications or hospitalizationsresultedin a net savings of $ 1,200 to $ 7,800 per person per year because of cost savings in non - drug spending , such as from disease complications or hospitalizations
to improved health outcomes , reduced hospitalization , reduced re - admission within 30 - 90 days after discharge , and significant cost savings for Healthcare and Senior Housing Providersleadsto improved health outcomes , reduced hospitalization , reduced re - admission within 30 - 90 days after discharge , and significant cost savings for Healthcare and Senior Housing Providers
in lower energy bills , a solid warranty , and a roof that lastswill resultin lower energy bills , a solid warranty , and a roof that lasts
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with industry normssetwith industry norms
30 - 50 percent of treatment failures and 125,000 deaths annuallycauses30 - 50 percent of treatment failures and 125,000 deaths annually
in greater efficacy of treatment processes and the adoption of healthier behavioursresultingin greater efficacy of treatment processes and the adoption of healthier behaviours
industrial standardsto setindustrial standards
research outcomes as well as treatment outcomesmay influenceresearch outcomes as well as treatment outcomes
to a reduction in treatment effectivenessleadsto a reduction in treatment effectiveness
to better graft outcomesmight ... contributeto better graft outcomes
to mistakesledto mistakes
health standardsto sethealth standards
to improved virological suppression in this studymay have contributedto improved virological suppression in this study
to improvements in usage rates in this population of older patientsledto improvements in usage rates in this population of older patients
with international quality normssetwith international quality norms
to healthier outcomesleadsto healthier outcomes
to healthier outcomesleadingto healthier outcomes
to improved medication efficacy as demonstrated in this trialleadsto improved medication efficacy as demonstrated in this trial
to costly hospitalization and deathleadsto costly hospitalization and death
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to improved clinical outcomesleadsto improved clinical outcomes
roofing industry standardsto setroofing industry standards
increase in direct ART and health care costs Home UScan causeincrease in direct ART and health care costs Home US
industry standardsto setindustry standards
in greater injusticewould resultin greater injustice
to patientsresultingto patients