Services To Improve Patient Adherence In Studies And Clinical Care
According to a 2003 World Health Organization report, adherence to long-term therapy for chronic illnesses in developed countries averages 50%. In developing countries, the rates are even lower. It is undeniable that many patients experience difficulty in following treatment recommendations.
With about half of adults suffering from at least one chronic disease in developing countries, it is essential to improve patient adherence to prescribed treatments.
Trust Mapi for Improved Patient Adherence
Mapi has developed specific expertise in adherence measures for real life studies and routine clinical care. This booklet shares some of our expertise on the following topics:
- Concepts and definitions of adherence
- Explanatory factors and reasons for poor adherence
- Adherence measurement methods: subjective versus objective
- Concrete recommendations and practical advice intended for medical practitioners
- Tools for clinical practice
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