Drug compliance and identity: reasons for non-compliance. Experiences of medication from persons with asthma/allergy.
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Summary
Patient experiences of medication were stable over time and Sociological and biological survival must be compared in an open discussion along with the patient's and health professional's different reasons for how they take or prescribe medication.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 2004-07-01
- Cited by
- 74
- References
- 37
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Keywords
Damages, Compliance (psychology), Medicine, Psychology, Social psychology
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- Factors influencing clinicians’ decisions to prescribe medication to prevent coronary heart disease
- The Explanatory Model of Asthma in Perspective of Patients
- Evaluation of the scale, causes and costs of waste medicines. Report of DH funded national project.
- Understanding a Patient’s Approach to Medication Use: An Aid to Tailoring Medication Information
- Physician-patient communication regarding asthma and work.
- The Meaning of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Medication and Parents' Initiation and Continuity of Treatment for Their Child
- Rationing in the NHS
- Necessary alternatives: patients’ views of asthma treatment
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- Developing educational materials to facilitate adherence: pediatric thrombosis as a case illustration.
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