The phrase "attainment adherence" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing the adherence to certain standards or goals related to attainment, but clarity may be lacking.
Example: "The organization's focus on attainment adherence has led to improved performance metrics across all departments."
Alternatives: "goal compliance" or "achievement commitment".
Meanwhile, through the media and the Communist Party's vast network of members, the state circulated a discourse on "suzhi" encouraging educational attainment and adherence to social norms associated with urban models of civility.
For the illustrative example, the probability of target attainment with imperfect adherence (Pip) was 0.38 and the probability of target attainment with perfect adherence (Pp) was 0.62 yielding a relative forgiveness (RF) of 0.38.
These results together with findings in the qualitative studies [ 7, 24] supported the tendencies described above by eliciting improved goal attainment, self-reported adherence, and improved health status and self-esteem.
Others expressed uncertainty about their 'real world' effects, reflecting wider doubts about their roles and competencies in promoting health [ 34- 36] and concerns that attainment depended upon patient adherence or supporting resources in the wider community.
At each group session participant goal attainment was reviewed, challenges to adherence were discussed, and solutions were proposed by group participants.
Most socio-demographic characteristics such as age, sex, marital status, educational attainment did not significantly affect adherence levels amongst our study population.
Re-thinking the treatment regimen may require assessment of barriers to adherence including income, educational attainment, and competing demands, including those related to family responsibilities and family dynamics.
To examine the annual rate and cumulative prevalence of statin use in Denmark 2004 10, including adherence of use and attainment of cholesterol targets.
Limitations to our study include the failure of the initial episodic model to be implemented, the use of medication attainment as a measure for medication adherence (less accurate than actual pill counts but more accurate than patient self-report) (10), and a high dropout rate in the second year.
Thus, to fully realize the benefits of protocol-driven care, trained personnel or information technology is needed to ensure adherence to protocol and attainment of treatment targets through regular audits and feedback, a setup not dissimilar to a clinical trial setting (12).
