OBJECTIVE: Achieving glycemic control significantly improves the progression of the
disease among diabetes mellitus patients although this is not achieved by many diabetics …

Background Most of interventions that have attempted to improve medication adherence in
type 2 diabetes have been educational; on the assumption that knowledge regarding …

Background This study aimed to assess medication adherence, glycemic control, and their
influencing factors among outpatients at an Indonesian clinic with type 2 diabetes. Methods …

Objective Using primary care data obtained from the UK Clinical Practice Research Datalink,
this retrospective cohort study examined the relationships between medication adherence …

Purpose of review Medication adherence plays an important role in improving health
outcomes related to diabetes and comorbidity. The potential factors influencing medication …

Aims This study assesses the attributable impact of adherence to oral glucose medications
as a risk factor for poor glycemic control in population subgroups of a large general …

Method: This cross-sectional study was conducted in a public health clinic in Pagoh, Johor,
among 386 patients recruited via systematic random sampling. Data were obtained using a …

AIMS: Our main aim was to analyse gender differences in the association of adherence and
poor glycaemic control (PGC) in a cohort of patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus in …

There is an increasing prevalence of diabetes and its associated complications worldwide
and in Jordan. Enhancing the knowledge level of diabetes may help in glycemic control, but …

Introduction: It has been shown that despite effective methods of treatment 50% of diabetic
patients fail to achieve satisfactory glycaemic control, which leads to accelerated …