… Finally, the use of self-report as the only measure of compliance behaviors in the current
study is another study limitation. Although self-reports are relatively specific in confirming …

… The use of self-report as the only measure of compliance behaviors in the current study is
another limitation. Noncompliance with treatment regimens tends to be under-reported and …

… , diet, or behavioral change will benefit a patient who does not follow it. This paper describes
the scope of compliance as a behavioral phenomenon in heart failure (HF) patients. Initially…

… HF compliance questionnaire To assess compliance, the Revised Heart Failure Compliance
… Differences in psychosocial and behavioral profiles between heart failure patients admitted …

… Chronic heart failure (HF) is a progressively debilitating … Heart failure patients typically
experience reduced life quality, … For example, patients may not accurately report compliance …

… We found that beliefs perceived by individual patients, “cues to action,” and the perceived
threat of the disease are important in enhancing the compliance behaviors of heart failure …

… Dickson et al17 recognized that cognitive function significantly predicted self-care behaviors
in patients with heart failure, especially in recommendations of assurance sodium intake in …

… Healthcare providers need to focus on patients’ behaviors that may interfere with compliance
with treatment in order to achieve control of HF in the community. Healthcare professionals …

… on hospital readmission and self-care behaviors. In light of this information, this research …
compliance on hospital readmission and self-care behaviors in the patients with heart failure. …

… to this behavior among patients with heart failure in Japan. … of heart failure and increasing
patients’ surveillance. This study was designed to determine heart failure patients’ compliance …