5 天之前 · Nonadherence occurs when a patient (family, caregiver, or guardian) fails to adhere to a healthcare provider’s recommendations or prescribed treatment plan. This can include medications, procedures, follow-up appointments, and lifestyle modifications.

Poor access to healthcare and long waiting times cause poor medication adherence . Fragmentation of treatment between multiple prescribers, a lack of communication between a general practitioner and a community pharmacist and poor coordination between primary and secondary care can lead to treatment problems.

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Nonadherence to treatment regimens is a common, costly, and complex problem that is often overlooked in a busy primary care setting. The goals of this study were to raise providers' awareness of nonadherence among their patients, to identify the reasons for lack of adherence, and engage physicians in addressing these barriers.

2024年1月1日 · Several reasons are usually evoked to explain why the control of most chronic diseases is so imperfect. One of them is the patients’ poor adherence to prescribed medications leading to incomplete treatments and frequently to early interruptions of drug therapies.

Patient nonadherence can be a pervasive threat to health and wellbeing and carry an appreciable economic burden as well. In some disease conditions, more than 40% of patients sustain significant risks by misunderstanding, forgetting, or ignoring healthcare advice.

2013年8月1日 · Adherence to treatment regimens is lower than what physicians expect. The impact of poor adherence on treatment outcomes and healthcare costs is significant. As the number of prescribed medications increases with the rising prevalence of chronic diseases and multimorbidity, the risk of nonadherence also increases.

In the United States, medication nonadherence is a factor in approximately 125,000 deaths annually. Improving medication adherence has the potential to reduce healthcare costs by approximately $100 to $300 billion each year. At least 80% adherence is generally required to achieve the best possible therapeutic outcomes.

2025年2月14日 · The combination of high prevalence and attributable risk makes high blood pressure (BP) the leading cause of cardiovascular disease. 1 Treatment is highly effective in lowering BP and preventing its consequences, but only about 1 in 5 individuals with hypertension has controlled BP. 2 Low adherence to treatment plays a …

Results: An increase in adherence to medications significantly reduces the risk of cardiovascular events, stroke, and all-cause death. Specifically, a 20% improvement in adherence to antihypertensive, lipid-lowering, and other cardiovascular medications correlated with reductions in cardiovascular events by 7%, 10%, and 9%, respectively; stroke ...