Sentence examples for real-world adherence from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the real-world adherence of medical anti-osteoporotic therapy can be realistically implemented in the model.
Further study is needed to better understand patterns of "real-world" adherence among patients prescribed SGAs upon discharge from hospital for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, respectively.
The aim of this study is to examine the impact of pill count on real-world adherence rates in patients treated with SOF + SIM with and without RBV.
Simulated patients' characteristics matched those from a French observational study and the real-world adherence alternative employed persistence data from published database analysis.
Incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) were calculated first between real-world adherence and no treatment alternatives, and second between ideal and real-world persistence alternatives.
To the best of our knowledge, this study is the first to assess the impact of pill burden on real-world adherence rates for SOF and SIM among HCV patients initiating therapy with SOF + SIM.
14 Therefore, increased pill burden is not expected to have a substantial impact on real-world composite adherence rates for SOF and SIM.
Four previous studies used mathematical simulation models to calculate the lost benefits associated with real-world non-adherence in very different populations: renal transplanted subjects [ 47], HIV [ 48], hypertensive [ 49] and schizophrenic patients [ 50].
While real-world rates of adherence to the drug have varied from study to study, many have shown a majority of users adhere to the drug at four doses a week or more.
Real-world management of adherence and patient expectation can be variable (from clinician to clinician and from patient to patient) compared with standardized clinical trials, and thus may present particular challenges for patients with IPF receiving pirfenidone.
This is a population-based study using real-world data to assess adherence to oral anticoagulation (OACs) and its association with effectiveness and safety outcomes.
