Medication Adherence
Medication adherence is the practice of taking prescribed medications in a timely manner as advised by your healthcare provider. It is necessary for ensuring the best possible health outcomes and plays an important role in the efficacy of treatment of a given condition. Poor adherence to medication can lead to adverse effects, an increase in medical costs, risks of drug resistance, and suboptimal outcomes. To improve medication adherence, healthcare professionals may suggest the use of automated reminders, dose tracking systems, and patient education.
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