The phrase "ability to adherence to" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a mix of two concepts: "ability to" and "adherence to," which should be separated for clarity.
Example: "The ability to adhere to guidelines is essential for success in this project."
Alternatives: "capacity for compliance with" or "skill in following".
We conducted semi-structured interviews with patients with bronchiectasis about barriers and motivators to adherence to treatment and focus groups or interviews with bronchiectasis healthcare professionals (HCPs) about their ability to change patients' adherence to treatment.
All nine Lactobacillus strains and the reference strain were able to adhere to Caco-2 cells, but the adherence ability varied widely among the strains.
These doctors listen to the opinions of other people but their confidence in their own professional ability makes adherence to the rules less important to them.
Objective of this study is to investigate the ability for adherence to recommendations of the clinical guideline Acute ankle injury by measuring process and outcome of the intervention with the use of indicators, and to identify patient characteristics that determine adherence to the clinical guideline.
Further beneficial effects for quality of life, coping ability and adherence to medication are evaluated.
Relatively simple devices may be a particularly cost-efficient and scalable way to promote adherence, however limited data exists about their ability to improve adherence in real-world settings.
From this, we produced two refined lists of potential BCTs: one to change patient adherence behaviour and one to change HCPs' ability to change adherence.
BACKGROUND:: Although many patient, physician, and payment predictors of adherence have been described, knowledge of their relative strength and overall ability to explain adherence is limited.
Although the majority of patients can acquire and apply basic technical skills, such as insulin injections and self-monitoring, effective self-management involves problem-solving abilities to overcome daily barriers to adherence and make appropriate adjustments to self-care regimens.
CONCLUSIONS:: Despite relatively comprehensive claims data on patients, physicians, and out-of-pocket costs, our overall ability to explain adherence remains poor.
