Table 2 shows the description of medication, technology-based intervention, and medication adherence measurement method of each study.
The treatment of depression in France is very medication-based.
To assess the influence of depressive symptoms on adherence with heart failure medications and to determine whether the effect of a pharmacy-based intervention to improve heart failure medication adherence is modified by depressive symptoms.
Second, small sample sizes could lead to lack of a significant association between ME-based intervention and better medication adherence.
To determine the effectiveness of a provider-based intervention to improve medication intensification among patients with diabetes.
Thus, if future studies expand the study period, a positive relationship between technology-based intervention and acne medication adherence might be suggested.
It used a specialty clinic-based intervention that included diet, medication, and follow-up by nurses and physicians.
Self-medication was the most frequently used home-based intervention.
All individuals received a community-based intervention package comprising psychotropic medications, psychoeducation, adherence management, psychosocial rehabilitation and support for livelihoods.
Objective To evaluate the effect of a multicomponent, behaviorally tailored pharmacist-based intervention to improve adherence to medications for diabetes, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia.
A nurse-led home-based intervention program including patient education and counselling might improve medication compliance, medication-related knowledge and thus processes of care, coronary risk factor profiles, functional status, and quality of life.
