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Patient - related factors ... well knownto influencemedication adherence
insurance coverage , patient education and follow - up ... factorscan influencemedication adherence
However , other socio - cognitive or motivational factors , which are similar to the locus - of- control construct , have been foundto influencemedication adherence
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Patients need practical and emotional support from their family members to assist them to take their medications.86 Without enough social support , it is difficult for this group of patients to adhere to their medications.5 , 80 , 85 , 86 , 99A number of factors thoughtto influencemedication adherence
a patient ’s ability to get his or her prescriptions filled , remembering to take the medication on time , and understanding the doctor ’s instructions(passive) is influenced byMedication adherence
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how parents ' positive and negative feelings about medications interactto influencemedication adherence
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the effects on adherence.12 Health plans ... well positionedto influencemedication adherence
the lack of consolidation / synchronization of refill dates for Medicaid patients taking multiple medications with a 30-day medication refill requirement(passive) caused bymedication adherence
In other patient populations , physician - patient interaction satisfaction was foundto influencemedication adherence
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Full Text Lonneke Timmers1Email author , Christel C. L. M. Boons1 , Mathieu Verbrugghe2 , Bart J. F. van den Bemt3 , 4 , Ann Van Hecke2 and Jacqueline G. Hugtenburg1 , 5 BMC Cancer201717:122 Healthcare provider ( HCP ) activities and attitudes towards patientsstrongly influencemedication adherence
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the existence of comorbid disorders for which patients were already taking medications , which prompted concerns about combining them with those prescribed for panic disorder(passive) was often influenced byMedication adherence
knowledge of target BP values , the presence of drug side effects , measuring BP regularly , knowledge of drug indications , and knowledge of hypertension risks ... the independent variablesinfluencemedication adherence
multifactorial issues(passive) is influenced byMedication adherence
implicit judgments of personal need for the treatment ( necessity beliefs ... and concerns about the potential adverse consequences of taking it(passive) is influenced bymedication adherence
patient understanding and confidence , as well as good communication with health care practitioners(passive) hugely influenced bymedication adherence
perceived stigma , depression , and medication self - efficacy in older adults living with HIV / AIDS(passive) is influenced bymedication adherence
Wearables that encourage healthy lifestyles and apps that helpcan preventmedication adherence
subjective attitudes towards the medication , which in turn depend on cost - benefit considerations [ 8(passive) to be influenced bymedication adherence
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