Medication
Adherence Medication Adherence is the act of taking medications as prescribed. It is an important aspect of medical care, as it improves treatment outcomes and helps to ensure that the patient gets the optimal benefits from their medications. Poor medication adherence can lead to serious medical complications and can even be life-threatening. Good medication adherence is associated with an improved quality of life and lower healthcare costs. Strategies for improving medication adherence include working closely with a healthcare provider, setting up reminder systems and taking medications at the same time each day.
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