Concordance-based adherence support service delivery: consumer perspectives

Pasquier, Sophie Du; Aslani, Parisa

doi:10.1007/s11096-008-9237-0

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“…The articles that referred to the use of more than one data collection technology typically matched interview and observation (7)(8)(9)(10)(11) or interview and focal group (12)(13)(14)(15)(16) , and two articles associated interview, observation, documentary analysis, and focal group (17)(18) . An interesting finding was that 31 articles mentioned the use of software to assist data handling and analysis, where the most widely used was the NVivo (7,9,12,15,(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24)(25)(26)(27) , followed by Atlas ti (28)(29)(30)(31)(32)(33) , Maxqda (10,34) , SPSS (9,31) , QSR 6 (35)(36) , Excel (37)(38) (two articles in each), PASW18 (39) , KWalitan 5.0 (40) and Alceste (41) (one article in each).…”

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An integrative review of drug utilization by the elderly in primary health care

Oliveira

Santos

2016

Rev. esc. enferm. USP

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OBJECTIVE To identify knowledge produced about drug utilization by the elderly in the primary health care context from 2006 to 2014. METHOD An integrative review of the PubMed, LILACS, BDENF, and SCOPUS databases, including qualitative research papers in Portuguese, English, and Spanish. It excluded papers with insufficient information regarding the methodological description. RESULTS Search found 633 papers that, after being subjected to the inclusion and exclusion criteria, made up a corpusof 76 publications, mostly in English and produced in the United States, England, and Brazil. Results were pooled in eight thematic categories showing the current trend of drug use in the elderly, notably the use of psychotropics, polypharmacy, the prevention of adverse events, and adoption of technologies to facilitate drug management by the elderly. Studies point out the risks posed to the elderly as a consequence of changes in metabolism and simultaneous use of several drugs. CONCLUSION There is strong concern about improving communications between professionals and the elderly in order to promote an exchange of information about therapy, and in this way prevent major health complications in this population.

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“…Health services might also employ simple but important strategies such as distribution of organizer trays to facilitate patients' organizing their medications according to doses and time, which could be a useful tool for adherence, mainly for the elderly with multiple medications (14) .…”

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An integrative review of drug utilization by the elderly in primary health care

Oliveira

Santos

2016

Rev. esc. enferm. USP

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“…R. Carter, Moles, White, & Chen, 2012a, 2012bS. R. Carter et al, 2013;Du Pasquier & Aslani, 2008;Farris et al, 2016;Hill & Dowse, 2007;Kassam, Collins, & Berkowitz, 2009;C. Y. Lee, George, Elliott, & Stewart, 2012;A.…”

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“…R. Carter, Chen, et al, 2012;S. R. Carter, Moles, et al, 2012a;Doucette, Witry, Alkhateeb, Farris, & Urmie, 2007;Doucette et al, 2013;Du Pasquier & Aslani, 2008;Franic, Tucker, & Haddock, 2008;Garcia, Snyder, McGrath, Smith, & McGivney, 2009;Huet, Frail, Lake, & Snyder, 2015;Kuhn et al, 2009;Lauffenburger, Vu, Burkhart, Weinberger, & Roth, 2012;Law et al, 2008;C. Y. Lee et al, 2012;A.…”

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“…The major benefits commonly recognized by study participants are: gaining medication related information, reducing medication related concerns, and improving medication use appropriateness (Assa-Eley & Kimberlin, 2005; S. R. Carter, Chen, et al, 2012;S. R. Carter, Moles, et al, 2012a;Doucette et al, 2007;Doucette et al, 2013;Du Pasquier & Aslani, 2008;Garcia et al, 2009;Huet et al, 2015;Lauffenburger et al, 2012;C. Y. Lee et al, 2012;A.…”

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Understanding Medicare part D beneficiaries’ decision making for using comprehensive medication review service

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Recognition and control of hypertension, diabetes, and dyslipidemia in patients with rheumatoid arthritis

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Absolute cardiovascular risk of an individual with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is greater when compared to the general population, and several factors have proven to be important for the development of coronary artery disease (CAD) in these patients, including factors related to the underlying disease, such as the systemic inflammatory response, drugs used in its treatment, and a higher prevalence of traditional risk factors for CAD. Our aim is to describe the recognition and control frequencies of systemic arterial hypertension (SAH), dyslipidemia, and diabetes mellitus (DM) in RA patients. Patients with RA answered a questionnaire focused on their general knowledge of the risk factors for CAD, as well as on the recognition of the risk factors that they possess. The patient's information, collected from a structured medical record, was reviewed to evaluate the control of risk factors. Hundred and thirty-four patients were included in the study. One patient was excluded due to the impossibility of reviewing her medical records. Therefore, 133 patients remained in the study. Patients had a mean (SD) age of 57.3 (12.9) years. SAH was diagnosed in 88 subjects, with a recognition frequency of 89.8%, and 63.3% had desirable blood pressure control. Seventy-two patients were diagnosed with dyslipidemia; 68.1% recognized that they had dyslipidemia and 69.4% achieved desirable LDL-c control. Twenty-two patients had DM; 90.9% admitted being diabetic and 40.9% had desirable glycemic control. The frequencies of the CAD risk factor recognition and control were high in comparison to those described for the general population.

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Concordance-based adherence support service delivery: consumer perspectives

Cited by 14 publications

References 32 publications

An integrative review of drug utilization by the elderly in primary health care

An integrative review of drug utilization by the elderly in primary health care

Understanding Medicare part D beneficiaries’ decision making for using comprehensive medication review service

Recognition and control of hypertension, diabetes, and dyslipidemia in patients with rheumatoid arthritis

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