For example, the state should not tax citizens to support institutions that promote traditional values, nor should the criminal or civil law create incentives for adherence to such values.
Farmer et al [ 37] have shown that mitigation strategies including incentives for adherence can improve treatment adherence among TB patients.
AOT: Assertive Outreach Team; CMHT: Community Mental Health Team DMEC Datata Monitoring and Ethics Committee FIATT: Financial Incentives (for) Adherence Trial; ICC: Intracluster Correlation Coefficient; NHS National Health Servicee; TAU: Treatment As Usual; TSC: Trial Steering Committee.
Consequence strategies aim to reinforce adherence by providing incentives for acceptable adherence, e.g. instructing patients to maintain records of pill-taking or having patients monitor blood pressure at home.
The primary goal of this study is to assess the effectiveness of providing financial incentives for improving adherence with antipsychotic depot medication (during and after the intervention).
Such methods might include identification of individuals that are most prone to stay in an intensive intervention, or implementation of incentives for treatment adherence.
Facilitators included performance monitoring via the care chain information system, increased earnings for some health professionals, increased focus on self-management, innovators in primary and secondary care, diabetes nurses acting as integrators and financial incentives for guideline adherence.
Incentives could be provided to eat and exercise correctly, for tobacco cessation, or for adherence to medication [ 49].
A recent overview of reviews found that material incentives improved adherence and outcomes for a number of health problems, and also increased the utilisation of health services for prevention programmes (Sutherland 2008).
That should be an incentive for him.
