The phrase "a record of adherence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documentation or evidence of compliance with certain standards, rules, or guidelines.
Example: "The company maintains a record of adherence to safety regulations to ensure a safe working environment."
Alternatives: "a log of compliance" or "a documentation of conformity".
Patients with a record of 100%% adherence to therapy had higher QoL scores after one year of therapy than those with lower adherence (80 %), and those with adherence of less than 80%% had the worst QoL scores [ 13].
Clearly, none of the methods used to measure adherence record actual intake of medication, and there are even indications that at least in some instances self-reporting is a more accurate record of adherence [ 24].
Perdue, 70, is well known for leading a prayer for rain to end a drought in Georgia in 2007, but his record of adherence to questionable environmental science doesn't stop there.
Perdue, 70, is well known for leading a prayer for rain to end a drought in Georgia in 2007, but his record of adherence to questionable environmental science doesn't stop there.
Nonetheless, an attempt to standardise care to some degree will be made by using current evidence-based guidelines, and keeping a record of the physiotherapy intervention and adherence for each participant.
This means taking into account not only the individual's present mental state, but also one's history of previous violence and substance abuse; likelihood of relapse; and record of adherence to medication and therapy.
Furthermore, skepticism about the effectiveness of OPEC's production cuts to re-balance supply and demand in the near-term persists on account of weak enforceability, and poor track records of adherence.
With several choices available, they share some common features: (i) recorded dosing events and stored records of adherence; (ii) audiovisual reminders to signal time for the next dose; (iii) digital displays; (iv) real-time monitoring; and (v) feedback on adherence performance [ 35].
Patients categorized as 'refill only' were experienced patients, who had been on treatment for at least 12 months from baseline, with a self-reported record of 95% adherence to medication regimen.
