The phrase "additional adherence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for extra compliance or commitment to a set of rules, guidelines, or standards.
Example: "The project requires additional adherence to safety protocols to ensure the well-being of all team members."
Alternatives: "further compliance" or "extra commitment".
Initially non-adherent patients received additional adherence support.
Additional adherence measures should be developed at a policy level among governments, ethics committees, and funding agencies.
Additional adherence counseling was provided to patients who had sub-optimal adherence.
This may be a result of reduced adherence to ART, highlighting the need for additional adherence support for pregnant and postpartum women remaining on cART.
Women exposed to sdNVP, and those with less education and less social support may benefit from additional adherence counseling to ensure the long-term success of ART.
A large randomised controlled trial with specifically allocated research assistance and additional adherence measures may resolve these limitations; however, further intervention development is needed.
Inclusion of items addressing additional adherence-related factors could potentially increase predictive accuracy.
We propose an additional term, adherence 'coverage', to describe a participant's tablet taking during the entire time the participant is in a trial, including temporary treatment interruptions.
For clinical outcomes, we extracted reported endpoints on dose adjustment, additional medication, adherence, adverse events, healthcare utilization, surrogate outcome parameters, and others.
If we focus on patient-relevant outcomes such as additional medication, adherence and adverse events only, disregarding surrogate outcomes or others, 67%% (12 out of 18 clinical outcome parameters for these three dimensions) of the categorized data on clinical outcomes remain in favour of our hypothesis of similar clinical effects.
Two additional scores of adherence to the Mediterranean diet were applied: the Mediterranean Dietary Pattern Adherence Index (MDP) (Sanchez-Villegas et al, 2002) and the Mediterranean Adequacy Index (MAI) (Alberti-Fidanza and Fidanza, 2004).
