The couple patterns which are adjusted, functional and congruent have significantly influence on the adherence of each partner.
Given the importance of patient-centered care, understanding this dimension of the provider-intervention-patient interaction provides a missing piece to designing interventions that are congruent with patients' beliefs and preferences about treatment initiation, treatment adherence, and treatment maintenance.
It is also congruent with approaches that propose a more radical replacement of the notions of adherence with ideas that reflect "collaboration" [ 30], "autonomy motivation" [ 31], "empowerment" [ 32] and the notion of "concordance" [ 33], as we have discussed elsewhere [ 30].
This result is congruent with another study on hypertensive patients, which found that substitution had generated poor adherence, as well as worries and confusion regarding the new treatment, especially when more than one equivalent generic drug was used [ 10].
These results are congruent with our work, demonstrating that short-term interventions are less effective at improving ART adherence over time.
Such strategies might include revision of the age criterion for programme inclusion, provision of information congruent with the literacy level of potential participants, easing the barriers for transportation and implementing home visits to enhance adherence.
Among randomized participants, to compare those who received matched (i.e. congruent with expressed preferences) and those who received mismatched (i.e. incongruent with expressed preferences) treatment on: attrition, adherence to treatment, and outcomes.
No two regions are congruent.
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A year later, he still feels the congruent traumas.
