Titlebook: Enhancing Medication Adherence; The Public Health Di Hayden B Bosworth Book 2012 Springer Healthcare 2012 Adherence.Compliance.Determining

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sion and other cardiovascular disorders, and neurological diEnhancing Medication Adherence: The Public Health Dilemma is a comprehensive guide to medication adherence for the healthcare professional. Clinicians and pharmacists alike can benefit from key opinion leader and author Hayden Bosworth’s te

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230376915eholders and the need to routinely measure and track adherence in standard practice. Electronic health systems provide an important opportunity to address that gap, particularly with guidance from the HHS on defining meaningful use to include measurement and integration of tools that improve adherence within EHRs.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230281288nditions adhere to only 50–60 % of medications as prescribed, despite evidence that medical therapy can reduce mortality and improve quality of life [3–8]. Adherence to prescription medication has been labeled as our “other drug problem” [9], an “epidemic” [10], and a “worldwide problem of striking magnitude” [1].

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137545848ons in widely differing populations. Adherence to short-term drug treatment was improved by written information, personal phone calls, and counseling. For longterm treatments, no simple interventions and only some complex ones led to some improvement in health outcomes [12].

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Defining Medication Nonadherencenditions adhere to only 50–60 % of medications as prescribed, despite evidence that medical therapy can reduce mortality and improve quality of life [3–8]. Adherence to prescription medication has been labeled as our “other drug problem” [9], an “epidemic” [10], and a “worldwide problem of striking magnitude” [1].

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Evaluating Adherence-Enhancing Interventionsons in widely differing populations. Adherence to short-term drug treatment was improved by written information, personal phone calls, and counseling. For longterm treatments, no simple interventions and only some complex ones led to some improvement in health outcomes [12].

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Causes of Medication Nonadherencehavior and attitudes, have been shown to be barriers to medication adherence. For example, forgetfulness, fear of undesired side effects, reservations toward drug taking, and insufficient educational information and understanding about drug therapy or drug holidays have been found to be related to medication nonadherence [46].

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