The phrase "adherence issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing problems related to following rules, guidelines, or treatment plans, often in healthcare or compliance settings.
Example: "The patient's adherence issues have led to complications in their treatment progress."
Alternatives: "compliance problems" or "following difficulties".
"We deal with tens of thousands of patients here who are positive, and a high percentage of them have adherence issues," said Mr. Weinstein.
But nothing near a diagnostic breakthrough is likely to occur because of adherence issues.
Using serum levels instead of dosage, the regular biases due to adherence issues and interindividual variations in pharmacokinetics are avoided.
Given the substantial AEs and adherence issues associated with available pharmacotherapies for CM, the relatively mild AEs associated with onabotulinumtoxinA may present an attractive treatment alternative.
19 patients randomized to the cases group were subsequently excluded because of protocol adherence issues (poor echographic windows did not consent adequate vena cava diameter measurement).
Adherence issues have dogged other pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP, strategies designed to prevent HIV infection, most of which require taking an anti-HIV pill each day.
To overcome adherence issues caused by the design of the medicine, it is crucial that developers consider the age appropriateness of the medicine (route of administration, dosage form, excipients in the composition, frequency of dosing) in meeting patients' needs to manage their therapy without the support of a care giver.
These constraints have raised adherence issues.
Medication adherence issues in HIV-infected elderly will be discussed below.
Poorer response in young adults compared to older adults has been reported, likely due to adherence issues [ 42].
These sessions will be audio taped and evaluated by the training staff to detect possible competence and/or adherence issues.
