Sentence examples for finding adherence from inspiring English sources

This accords with a recent review of six studies which reported that only 18%44%% of patients with gout adhere to ULT. 39 Such poor adherence to ULT has long been recognised, one review finding adherence in gout patients to be the worst of seven chronic diseases requiring chronic medication.

The children reported finding adherence messages easier to understand and to implement when messages were combined with real experiences of taking pills and learning about how the pills actually work in their bodies than when they are given at the clinics.

Thus, the observational studies converge in finding that adherence to an MD pattern is associated with lower cancer incidence.

Although no previous studies were identified that had performed an economic analysis of adherence to tamoxifen, the finding that low adherence was associated with higher costs and lower quality of life fits well with the studies reporting the cost-effectiveness of tamoxifen use (Glasziou and Haas, 1994; Yang et al, 2010).

Sixty-two articlexaminednedepressionon, with 58%% (N = 32/62) finding lower cART adherence and persistence.

Although there were minor concerns about risk of bias (with none of the trials adequately minimising the risk of selection bias), and inconsistency (with one trial with very poor health worker adherence finding no evidence of an effect), the main reasons for downgrading the evidence were 'indirectness' and 'imprecision'imprecision

For example, Archie et al. [ 6] examined whether free access to a fitness center could increase exercise program adherence, finding that increasing motivation by providing free access to exercise facilities was not sufficient to reduce the intention-behavior gap in individuals with schizophrenia.

The importance of finding ways to increase adherence is highlighted by Haynes and colleagues [ 5] in a systematic review of adherence interventions: " Increasing the effectiveness of adherence interventions may have a far greater impact on the health of the population than any improvement in specific medical treatments".

Perhaps of more interest to those with HD is the finding that adherence to the Mediterranean diet reduces cognitive decline and the risk of Alzheimer's disease.

Factors that seemed to favour adherence were finding ways to deal with side effects and using prompts as reminders to take the medicine.

The relationship between difficulty in finding transportaion and low adherence to referral in developing countries has been well documented in the literature.