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Several behavioral , socioeconomic , and psychosocial factorscontributedto poor treatment adherence
the traditional approachesleadingto poor adherence over time
poor patient knowledge about the consequences of treatment failuremay influencepoor adherence to treatment
factorscontributingto poor adherence to treatment
treat the depression , as wellcan leadto poor adherence to treatment
Poor insightleadsto poor adherence to treatment
stigma ... a factorleadsto poor treatment adherence
adverse effects from medicationsmay leadto poor adherence to treatment
a factleadsto poor adherence to treatment
Disruption of community structures and access to basic services and community supportmay also contributeto poor treatment adherence
The co - occurrence of a mental illness and diabetescan leadto poor treatment adherence
ADHD),1 - 4 but limitations to these treatmentscontributeto poor adherence over time
where the price of longer progression - free survival is often reduced quality of lifeleadingto poor adherence to treatment
respiratory disordersleadingto poor adherence to treatment
a major factorcontributingto poor adherence to treatment
a heart attackcan leadto poor adherence to treatment
flarescould contributeto poor treatment adherence
by confusion and anxiety(passive) caused bypoor drug adherence
Honey at body temperature gets runny and dribbles on clothesleadingto poor treatment adherence
the addition of more medications to patients regimens , along with insufficient communicationleadsto poor adherence to medication
that the addition of more medications to patients regimens , along with insufficient communicationleadsto poor adherence to medication
the addition of more medications to patients regimensleadsto poor adherence to medication
factorscausingpoor medication adherence
issuescontributingto poor adherence to medication
several factors(passive) can be caused byPoor medication adherence
to care for their diabetes ( self - careleadingto poor adherence to medication
the factorscausepoor adherence to medicines
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drug useis causingpoor adherence to medications
disability grant lawscausedpoor adherence to medications
by unclear packaging navigation and Patient Information Leaflet(passive) caused byPoor medical adherence
by unclear packaging navigation and Patient Information Leaflet ( PIL ) communication(passive) caused byPoor medical adherence
unclear packaging navigation and Patient Information Leaflet ( PIL ) communication(passive) caused byPoor medical adherence
a high oil contentleadsto poor adherence of finishes
For caregivers and patients , the treatment burden with daily injections is highleadsto poor adherence
medication adherence or the factorscontributeto poor adherence
Side effects of medications and patients ' concerns about potential side effectsmay contributeto poor adherence
The likely factorscontributingto poor adherence
by many factors , two of which include the high cost of treatment and the many uncomfortable side effects(passive) is caused bypoor adherence
to increases in illness , hospital admissions , mortality , and overall healthcare costsleadsto increases in illness , hospital admissions , mortality , and overall healthcare costs
to increased morbidity and deathleadsto increased morbidity and death
to increased morbidity and deathleadsto increased morbidity and death
to unnecessary disease progression , disease complicationsleadsto unnecessary disease progression , disease complications
to increased hospitalizations and even deathcan leadto increased hospitalizations and even death
to persistent symptoms , poor control of disease , reduced quality of life and poor health outcomes for patientscan leadto persistent symptoms , poor control of disease , reduced quality of life and poor health outcomes for patients
to inadequate diabetes controlmay contributeto inadequate diabetes control
to lack of symptom controlmay contributeto lack of symptom control
to increased hospital admissionscontributesto increased hospital admissions
to poor health outcomesleadsto poor health outcomes
to adverse health outcomesmay leadto adverse health outcomes
to negative health outcomescan leadto negative health outcomes
treatment failures , unnecessary medication switching , and thousands of deaths per yearcausestreatment failures , unnecessary medication switching , and thousands of deaths per year
to increased relapse and development of drug resistancecould contributeto increased relapse and development of drug resistance
to poorly controlled disease and worse patient outcomescan leadto poorly controlled disease and worse patient outcomes
in a trip to the hospitalcould resultin a trip to the hospital
to the high rates of relapsecontributedto the high rates of relapse
to treatment failuremay leadto treatment failure
to poor outcomesleadsto poor outcomes
findingsinfluencesfindings
to a higher rate of hospital admissions and adverse health outcomes in type 2 diabetes mellitus patientsleadsto a higher rate of hospital admissions and adverse health outcomes in type 2 diabetes mellitus patients
in medication - resistant strains of HIVcan resultin medication - resistant strains of HIV
to poorly controlledcan leadto poorly controlled
due to complex treatmentmay resultdue to complex treatment
to uncontrolled hypertensionresultsto uncontrolled hypertension
to increased drug resistancecan also leadto increased drug resistance
to $ 100 billion in healthcare expendituresleadsto $ 100 billion in healthcare expenditures
to increased disability and morbidityleadingto increased disability and morbidity
recurrence of the diseasecan causerecurrence of the disease
due tomay resultdue to
people to remain infectious longer , increasing the threat to public healthcausespeople to remain infectious longer , increasing the threat to public health
significantly to medication - related hospital admissions in the United States ... at an estimated cost of at least $ 100 billion annuallycontributessignificantly to medication - related hospital admissions in the United States ... at an estimated cost of at least $ 100 billion annually
drug resistancemay causedrug resistance
to repeated relapseleadsto repeated relapse
to higher possibilities of preventable diseases progressionleadsto higher possibilities of preventable diseases progression
in drug - resistant strains of # TBcan resultin drug - resistant strains of # TB
to preventable deaths and costs the U.S. health care system billions of dollars annuallyleadsto preventable deaths and costs the U.S. health care system billions of dollars annually
to hospitalizationsleadingto hospitalizations
drug resistance is falsecausesdrug resistance is false
to negative health outcomes including disability and premature deathcan leadto negative health outcomes including disability and premature death