Adherence to treatment – an important part of reaching therapeutic effects on chronic conditions
Authors:
Ján Gajdošík
Authors‘ workplace:
Všeobecná ambulancia pre dospelých, Nové Zámky
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AtheroRev 2017; 2(1): 15-19
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Reviews
Overview
Cardiovascular diseases, particularly hypertension, diabetes mellitus, dyslipidemia in recent decades become a major cause of the increase in morbidity and mortality is a major problem in health systems around the world. Despite the gradual improvement of quality of health care, the pursuit of increased awareness of the professional and general public do not achieve the expected results in improving the health status of the population. The causes are manifold, one from the most important is the non-adherence that WHO has identified as a major problem of population health, and important modifiable factor that reduces the effectiveness of treatment and negatively notes the health status of the population, is a significant increase in costs.
Key words:
adherence, adherence physician to guide line, evaluation of adherence, nonadherence, persistence, non-adherence prevention
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