OBJECTIVE—The purpose of this study was to determine the extent to which patients omit
doses of medications prescribed for diabetes. RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS—A …

OBJECTIVE—To evaluate barriers to and strategies for medication adherence and
predictors of adherence and the primary outcome in the Diabetes Prevention Program …

Background Medication nonadherence may reduce the effectiveness of therapies. To our
knowledge, the association between medication nonadherence and mortality remains …

BACKGROUND: Tight blood glucose control has been correlated with a reduction in
diabetes complications. Adherence to antidiabetic medications is crucial to achieving blood …

Aims Medication nonadherence is a prevalent and costly problem among patients with type
2 diabetes. Applications of theory can inform and improve adherence promotion …

Background: Medication nonadherence is known to worsen glycemic control. Few studies
have examined this relationship over several years. Objective: The aim of this study was to …

OBJECTIVE Medication nonadherence is a major obstacle to better control of glucose, blood
pressure (BP), and LDL cholesterol in adults with diabetes. Inexpensive effective strategies …

Non-adherence to prescribed medicines has been described as “a worldwide problem of
striking magnitude”, diminishing treatment effects and wasting resources. Evidence …

Multiple systematic reviews were conducted investigating factors associated with medication
adherence worldwide. However, investigations from the Middle East and North Africa …

Failure to adhere to recommended medication regimens is a real problem that has negative
consequences for patients, providers, health plans, employers, industry, and society. The …