Prs62 Factors Associated With Medication Adherence Among Stable Copd Patients: A Cross-Sectional Retrospective Study in China

Abstract

4.3 (1.4) (1=never, 7=always); Product Avoidance scale 4.6 (1.1) (1=almost none, 7=almost all); and, Social Impact scale 3.9 (1.5) (1=negligibly small, 7=extremely great). High rates of PA-related healthcare use in the previous 12 months were reported: PA-related hospitalization (34.3%); scheduled (84.4%) and unscheduled (55.0%) allergist visit; PA-related general practitioner visit (62.8%); $1 EA injection (58.8%); emergency department/urgent care visit (56.9%); and over-the-counter medication for PA (65.7%). Conclusions: Despite currently available PA management approaches, adolescents have substantial concerns regarding their health risks and frequently require various forms of healthcare to deal with PA reactions. There remains an unmet need for an approved treatment that safely provides certainty of protection to alleviate the constant fear of accidental exposure.