Calculating the median as a per-participant measure gave an impression of lower adherence than calculating median adherence as a per-visit measure.
Other factors, such as white coat adherence, can lead to a false impression of medication adherence.
While boldly appropriating the mantle of allegory, Russo avoids the impression of slavish adherence to a specific extraliterary agenda.
It is possible that some of the caretakers or older children damped medication due to reasons previously reported [ 7] so as to create the impression of good adherence on the day of refill.
Thus summary measures that gave equal weight to the participants who dropped out early and those who remained in the trial provided an impression of lower adherence than measures that were weighted by the number of visits attended.
Recently, we found 28% prevalence of transmitted drug resistance, corresponding well with the impression of low drug adherence and high risk behavior (T.V. Madsen et al., unpub. data).
To get an initial impression of the variance in guideline adherence between GAIs and the differences between GPs with a relatively high and a relatively low workload, the proportion of guideline adherence was investigated per GAI and per workload-quartile.
Physiotherapists will also indicate their perceived impression of the participant's overall adherence to the treatment on an 11-point numeric rating scale, with 0 representing 'not at all and 10 being 'completely as instructed' [ 64].
For there are times when words are spun like a web, when they are uttered not only lightly without any intention of adherence but also, deliberately used to create a false impression or to entrap.
The methods of evaluation were objective and subjective CGI (Clinical Global Impression), the adherence questionnaire DAI-10 (Drug Attitude Inventory), the self-stigma scale ISMI (Internalized Stigma of Mental Illness), and the demographic data questionnaire.
