nonadherence , także: non-adherence

The detection of nonadherence to recommended treatment can be problematic.

One reason for nonadherence is the cost of medications.

Nonadherence to medical recommendations for hypertensive patients: problems and potential solutions.

Simple forgetfulness may be the culprit in many cases of nonadherence, especially when a drug doesn’t actually make people feel any different.

The effects of substance abuse and nonadherence to medication.

Having a lack of awareness raises the risks of treatment and service nonadherence.

"I think (nonadherence) goes along with people who have difficult, disorganized lives," said Rhodes.

Another element of treatment nonadherence is partial adherence to a prescribed regimen.

Personality and patterns of adherence and nonadherence to the social clock.

Healthcare costs and nonadherence among chronic opioid users (2011)

Prevalence of and risk factors for medication nonadherence in patients with schizophrenia: a comprehensive review of recent literature.

Adherence to medical treatment regimens is a major pediatric health concern, with estimates on nonadherence as high as 50% or higher.

We observed that frequent daily dosing, reduced risk perception from nonadherence, and lower annual income were associated with over-reporting in our study population.

The researchers, who published their results in the journal Academic Emergency Medicine, considered both groups to be "at risk" of nonadherence with future prescriptions.

While shortening the duration of treatment to 6 months may diminish the default rates somewhat, this initiative alone has not consistently overcome patient nonadherence.

Nonadherence has consequences, she added - one problem, if left untreated, will create others, such as when untreated high blood pressure hurts the kidneys.

Background Nonadherence to drug therapy can undermine the attainment of therapeutic goals and contribute to the occurrence of medication side effects.

The Rule of St. Benedict considered their nonadherence to church canon only to be exceeded by the Gyrovagues.

This phenomenon is exacerbated by the fact that the elite leadership may ignore nonadherence to regulations and may also condone some non-conformist behaviour.

Strategies to increase the accuracy of screening for nonadherence such as considering as nonadherent all those who do not respond to therapy can augment sensitivity.

For many drugs, especially brand-name antihypertensive fixed-dose medications, the clinical benefits must be balanced with patient financial burden and nonadherence during prescribing.

The survey also suggests that nonadherence in PTSD patients is partly explained by increased ambivalence toward medication.

Nonadherence to anti-asthma therapy was not suspected as a major issue, and all patients denied not taking their medicine at their first visit to the clinic.

Bangsberg then raised questions about the commonly held view that the nonadherence to HIV drug therapy leads to an increased risk of drug resistance.

This study assessed the health economic burden of chronic opioid users and determined whether potential opioid regimen nonadherence is associated with increased healthcare costs.