Patients' adherence to antihypertensive medications is key to controlling high blood
pressure. Evidence‐based strategies to improve adherence exist, but their use, individually …

BACKGROUND Adherence to study medications is crucial to evaluating treatment effects in
clinical trials. To assess whether in the SPRINT trial, adherence and cardiovascular …

Background Although a majority of patients with hypertension require a multidrug therapy,
this is rarely considered when measuring adherence from refill data. Moreover, investigating …

This pilot study evaluated a reinforcement intervention to improve adherence to
antihypertensive therapy. Twenty‐nine participants were randomized to standard care or …

Good medication adherence is a key factor in chronic disease management. Poor
adherence is associated with adverse outcomes and high costs. We aimed to explore …

Long-term adherence or compliance with anti-hypertensive drug therapy is poor. It has been
estimated that within the first year of treatment 16–50% of hypertensives discontinue their …

J Clin Hypertens (Greenwich). 2010; 12: 757‐764.© 2010 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Nonadherence and poor or no persistence in taking antihypertensive medications results in …

Purpose Pharmacist interventions to enhance blood pressure (BP) control and adherence to
antihypertensive therapy in adults with essential hypertension were reviewed. Methods A …

Although effective control of blood pressure (BP) reduces the risk of cardiovascular events in
patients with hypertension, BP control rates among treated patients in actual clinical practice …

Medical non-adherence has previously been identified as a major problem in the treatment
of hypertension. In our study, we found a mean adherence of 91.44711. 62% and no …