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Increasing Transplant Medication Knowledge Through Implementation Of A Medication Education Intervention Algorithm
… organ rejection, decreased immunosuppression medication adherence, and increased hospital re-admissions. Identification of patients with limited health literacy allows for opportunities to provide targeted medication education that allows patients to become more active participants in their …
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Improving Patient Medication Reconciliation Participation and Compliance Through Education
… of this world are patients and their safety. Medication knowledge and medication reconciliation compliance are factors that influence patient’s safety and their overall health outcomes. This project explores the theme of patient safety by examining the relationship between patient education …
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Shared Responsibility for Medication Use : An Experiment
<p>Medication adherence is an important part of effective therapy for gastrointestinal disease. Theory has suggested that the more involved the individual is in their care the more adherent they will be to their medication regime. However, such management is often complicated by patient …
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A study of the use of prescription and non-prescription drugs by an elderly population of the Southern Peninsular area of Cape Town
… Cape peninsula and to determine the extent of knowledge with respect to their medicines. In addition, the relationship between drug use patterns and medication knowledge and the socioeconomic status of the elderly, the health care services utilised by them and the amount of information conveyed …
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MANAGING DRUG USE IN THE ELDERLY. General practitioners’ adherence to guidelines and patients’ conceptions of medication
Introduction: Older patients’ knowledge about their medicines is generally poor. Patients are entitled to be informed on an individual and adequate level. Evidence-based guidelines should, in most cases, be followed also in the treatment of elderly to avoid suboptimal treatment, for example for …