The phrase "adherence difficulty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing challenges or obstacles related to following a prescribed plan, treatment, or guideline.
Example: "Patients often experience adherence difficulty when trying to follow complex medication regimens."
Alternatives: "compliance issues" or "following challenges".
CONCLUSIONS: The 24RI, with its systematic, cued recall, and decreased focus on adherence, may reduce socially desirable responding compared to other self-report methods, and reporting adherence barriers may indicate adherence difficulty.
Adherence, difficulty in taking medication and quality of life were assessed by patient and/or caregiver's self report.
No previous reviews have synthesized the effectiveness of medication adherence interventions focused on subjects with medication adherence difficulties.
Additional counseling was provided if adherence difficulties were detected.
Counselling and support were given in case of adherence difficulties and detectable HIV-1 viral load.
It has been reported that LAI formulations can reduce the risk of relapse in patients with adherence difficulties [ 17].
The index is composed of three items measuring adherence difficulties, frequency of missing ART doses, and time when last dose was missed.
The presently manufactured form of praziquantel is a chemical mixture with a bitter taste, leading to dosing limitations and medication adherence difficulties, particularly among pediatric patients.
Treatment adherence difficulties, and safety and efficacy uncertainties in the young and elderly, all signal the need to identify new treatments for scabies.
However, it is believed that floor effects and subsequent underestimation of treatment effects can be reduced by targeting individuals with adherence difficulties [ 78].
They described the way social stigma played an important role in how adherence was reported; the combination of pill monitoring and adherence counselling did not provide the space for participants to explore their adherence difficulties without feeling judged.
