Use of pharmacy records to measure treatment adherence: a critical review of the literature
作者： Elisangela da Costa Lima-Dellamora , Claudia Garcia Serpa Osorio-de-Castro , Livia Gonçalves dos Santos Lima Madruga , Thiago Botelho Azeredo
DOI: 10.1590/0102-311X00136216
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摘要: The current frame of reference on adherence to pharmacotherapy includes a set behaviors experienced by the user, with observation detailed and continuous history use each dose medication. Indicators based pharmacy records have been used measure adherence. review aimed identify describe indicators discuss their adequacy limitations for measuring An exploratory literature was conducted in three databases using terms "adherence", "pharmacy records/administrative data", "measure" compose descriptors selection 81 articles elaboration chart denomination, sources, methods calculation, description, interpretation operational referential meaning 14 indicators. Given most recent taxonomy proposed literature, we concluded that can be useful identifying patients medication-seeking behavior-related problems analysis persistence. distance between supply-related events difficulties treatment follow-up influence an exclusively these
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