Nevertheless, as symptoms abate, the perceived aggravating characteristics of the medication outweigh the perceived advantages of treatment adherence.
In this study, electronic monitoring offered the advantage of studying adherence over a continuum, allowing selection of specific adherence period previous to DAS28 measurement.
Contamination by murine fibroblasts was reduced by short applications of trypsin-EDTA taking advantage of stronger adherence of malignant epithelial cells to the culture support.
Repaglinide/metformin FDC represents a new option in the pursuit of achieving glucose targets and reducing vascular risk in type 2 diabetes, with the advantage of improving adherence.
Treatment self-report has the advantage of capturing adherence, but accuracy and precision may be affected by participants' memory or understanding of their own care.
Self-report of treatment has the advantage of capturing adherence, but accuracy and precision may be affected by participants' memory or understanding of their own care.
In particular, statements gaining the most agreement were that LAI antipsychotics allow intervention to address non-adherence (83% agreed), adherence advantages of LAI antipsychotics ensure a lower rate of relapse (87% agreed), and that LAI antipsychotics provide the best way to manage non-adherence due to poor insight (80% agreed).
Thus, unique study product identifiers may offer important advantages for assessing the 'measurability' of adherence in a trial.
Pharmacy data give one measure of adherence whose main advantages are sample size and being almost exempt from selection bias.
This approach to the assessment of adherence has the advantage of being independent of the theoretical model of the treatment under evaluation.
The latent-class trajectory approach with the average and the variance of adherence offers the advantage of showing that the effects of the variance may change according to the level of the average and avoids enforcing a specific form to the link between average and variance.
