Objectives To determine whether sociodemographic, clinical, healthcare system,
psychosocial, and behavioral factors are differentially associated with low antihypertensive …

Low adherence to antihypertensive medication remains a public health challenge.
Understanding barriers to, and determinants of, adherence to antihypertensive medication …

Purpose To examine the effect of antihypertensive adherence on blood pressure and
barriers to adherence in racially diverse elderly patients. Methods Telephone survey of a …

Objectives To determine the level of adherence to medications and characteristics of Part D
beneficiaries associated with higher levels of antihypertensive medication adherence …

Few data are available on the predictors of decline in antihypertensive medication
adherence and the association of decline in adherence with subsequent blood pressure …

Poor medication adherence may contribute to low hypertension control rates. In 2005, 295
hypertensive patients who reported taking antihypertensive medication were administered a …

The authors examined the association between life events and antihypertensive medication
adherence in older adults and the moderating role of coping. A cross-sectional analysis was …

PURPOSE: Adherence measures the extent to which patients take medications as
prescribed by their health care provider. The control of hypertension is dependent on …

Objective The availability of self-report scales that accurately identify low adherers to
antihypertensive medication in real time could improve outpatient management of this …

Despite the availability of effective antihypertensive therapies, adherence to and persistence
with treatment is suboptimal. As such, there is a need to better understand factors associated …