The phrase "sustain adherence" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of maintaining compliance or following rules or guidelines over time.
Example: "To ensure the success of the program, it is essential to sustain adherence to the established protocols."
Alternatives: "maintain compliance" or "ensure conformity."
These feelings support intrinsic motivation, help sustain adherence in physical activity [ 52], result in higher self-esteem, and indirectly reinforce social coherence and active coping [ 24].
Timely recognition of gynecomastia as a side-effect of efavirenz is important in order to intervene while the condition may still be reversible, to sustain adherence to ART and to maintain the sociopsychological health of the child.
17 Additionally, the dynamics and social cohesion of walking groups may have supportive effects that encourage and sustain adherence and positive attitudes towards physical activity, 18 companionship and a shared experience of wellness.
Early recognition and differentiation from lipodystrophy are important to timely and correctly manage this side-effect in order to improve health, sustain adherence to ART and to reduce psychosocial stigma.
Efforts to improve and sustain adherence should not be limited to regimen simplification, but consideration should be given to proven evidence-based interventions to improve adherence such as social support [ 62], adherence support toolkits (eg, pillbox organizers) [ 63], use of cell phone and/or text messages, treatment supporters, and other targeted interventions when necessary [ 64– 64].
As more patients are initiated on life-long ART, one of the major future challenges, apart from securing sustainable funding, lies in retaining patients in care and in sustaining adherence to ART [19].
Treatment efficacy with ARVs relies on sustained adherence, critical for viral suppression and the prevention of resistance, disease progression, and death [12], [13].
Ensuring that the correct amount of drugs are delivered to targeted children at the most appropriate time of the year and sustaining adherence to the treatment regimen through any delivery system is a challenge.
Reducing viremia effectively requires adequate and sustained adherence, but approaches to improve adherence remain poorly defined.
High (ideally > 95%) and sustained adherence to ART is necessary to avoid development of viral resistance.
Importantly, sustained adherence (Coping group) or improved adherence (Education group) occurred without increased diabetes-related or family conflict.
