More importantly, lower adherence to medications is not associated with increases in medical service use.
Other factors significantly associated with both lower adherence and persistence included younger age and lower chronic disease score.
The Medicare Part D coverage gap has been associated with lower adherence and drug utilization and higher discontinuation.
Given the fact that the intensity of physical activity is prescribed (i.e., imposed) in most studies that have reported lower adherence rates for overweight and obese participants, it is reasonable to speculate that the lower adherence might be attributed, at least in part, to the decline in pleasure found under such conditions in the present study.
Patients on amitriptyline (P=0.009) and patients with a lower adherence to the treatment regimen (P=0.004) discontinued from treatment more frequently.
CPA analysis showed that DMSO-treated platelets exhibit a lower adherence in response to shear stress (−15.54 ± 0.9427%, n = 5, P < 0.0001 versus control).
In M patients, this response is prevented by lower adherence.
A higher number of prescribed medications were associated with lower adherence to the recommended regimen.
Too short distances produce lower adherence due to overheating, resulting in internal stress inside the coating.
A lower adherence to bundles correlated with worsening clinical condition and higher mortality.
In 2013, we presented an increase in the rate of NAV in connection with lower adherence to recommendations.
