Non-adherence to medication is a significant factor in CVD management and control associated with increased risk of poor CVD outcomes and complications. This review shows that comprehensive medication adherence interventions that simultaneously incorporate multiple strategies are effective, especially when the local nuances and contexts such as cost of medicines, availability of infrastructure for technology-dependent interventions, health literacy, and beliefs are properly integrated into the delivery of the intervention. This is particularly important for future studies on improving the delivery of medication adherence interventions in LMICs.
Arthur and medPod® were developed to make the dosing process manageable and straightforward.
Taking your medicine as prescribed is essential for controlling chronic conditions, treating temporary conditions, and overall long-term health and well-being.
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By some estimates reported by PubMed Central, each year, drug nonadherence causes approximately 125,000
preventable deaths in the United States and $100 billion to $290 billion in avoidable costs. It may also cause up to approximately 10% of hospitalizations annually.
DayaMed has created Arthur to help patients with proper medication adherence.
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Dose-specific text, voice, video and email communications to the patient, caregiver and provider improve patient engagement and loyalty.
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Research has identified 3 main prongs for low medication adherence among hepatitis C patients, including low awareness of the importance of adherence, according to a paper published in the Journal of Primary Care & Community Health.
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Taking medicine as prescribed is essential for controlling chronic conditions, treating temporary conditions, and overall long-term health and well-being.
Find out how our technology can help!
any people forget to take a dose of their medication occasionally. Drug nonadherence, not taking medications as prescribed, is common, dangerous, and costly.
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Ontario Pharmacists Association (OPA) is proud to announce a partnership with BD Canada and Ascensia Diabetes Care to celebrate the momentous anniversary and highlight the important involvement of pharmacy professionals in managing the disease.
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Medication nonadherence remains an unresolved public health issue in the United States and is a significant source of morbidity, mortality, and increased healthcare costs for patients with chronic disease states.
Studies assessing adherence to chronic medications have reported an average adherence rate of 50%.
Failure to adhere to prescribed medication regimens costs the US health care system more than $100 billion each year for otherwise avoidable hospitalizations.
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