on inadequate medication. COMPLIANCE TO ANTIHYPERTENSIVES Arch Intern Med 2008; 168: 271-6 It has been ... compliance with medication. It may be worthwhile questioning our poorly controlled hypertensive patients more closely about their compliance. DAILY TADALAFIL FOR ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION Diabet Med 2008 ...
compliance still limits the long-term effectiveness of treatment (J Gen Intern Med 2004;19:638-45). Statins ... cholesterol. Statins reduce risk even when cholesterol levels are normal. Compliance with statins ...
medical conditions and risk factors. This is also likely to improve compliance. - Only a third ... -treated. - The type of drug is probably less important than the actual BP control. - Compliance with antihypertensive ...
. Telephone intervention and bisphosphonates compliance Arch Intern Med 2012; 172: 477-83 Many patients are not keen on taking bisphosphonates and I wonder how good (or bad) their compliance with these medications ... improvement in compliance between the two patient groups. Improving mobility in patients with type 2 ...
-9.' They added: 'On average in all women with ER-positive disease, full compliance with five years of adjuvant ...
, although this could be explained by increased drug compliance among patients, researchers said ...
to other cardiovascular drugs as well, so we need to look at ways of improving drug compliance,' he said ...
to others and boost drug compliance. It could also potentially reduce the risk that drug-resistant strains ...
be assessed for compliance. www.nice.org.uk Live links at GPonline.com. ...
they are replete (which is difficult to evaluate). Compliance and persistence Poor compliance or concordance ... compliance and persistence (see box 2) result in reduced BMD gains, 7 increased hospitalisation 8 and increased risk of fracture. 8 BOX 2: COMPLIANCE AND PERSISTENCE Patients do not start ...
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