Practical Ways to Improve Patient Adherence

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Practical Ways to Improve Patient Adherence

Lewis, Daniel J; Feldman, Steven R

Taylor & Francis Ltd

08/2023

130

Mole

Inglês

9781032435015

15 a 20 dias

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Chapter 1: Introduction
Section 1: The Problem of Poor Patient Adherence
Chapter 2: How Poor is Patient Adherence? Chapter 3: Qualitative Measures of Adherence. Chapter 4: Clinical Studies on Adherence. Chapter 5: Why Is Adherence So Poor? It is Our Fault. Chapter 6: A Pyramid Model for Improving Adherence.
Section 2: Foundation - Trust and Accountability
Chapter 7: Establishing the Physician-Patient Relationship. Chapter 8: Setting the Right Office Visit Context. Chapter 9: Fostering Patient Accountability.
Section 3: Practicality - Simplicity and Education
Chapter 10: Involving Patients in the Choice of Treatment. Chapter 11: Reducing the Burden of Treatment. Chapter 12: Educating and Providing Instructions. Chapter 13: Helping Patients Remember.
Section 4: Psychology - Behavioral Techniques
Chapter 14: Anchoring. Chapter 15: Giving Salient Descriptions. Chapter 16: Emphasizing Losses Versus Gains. Chapter 17: Framing Risks of Side Effects. Chapter 18: Using Side Effects to Our Advantage .
Section 5: Special Considerations
Chapter 19: Patients with Psychiatric Conditions. Chapter 20: Pediatric Patients. Chapter 21: Suddenly Adherent Patients. Chapter 22: The Most Adherence-Resistant Patients
Section 6: Sample Cases
Chapter 23: Pediatric Atopic Dermatitis. Chapter 24: Skin Cap for Psoriasis. Chapter 25: Coral Reef Psoriasis. Chapter 26: Scalp Psoriasis.
Section 7: Final Thoughts
Chapter 27: Poor Adherence Is Not All Bad. Chapter 28: Conclusions.
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dermatology behavioral interventions;medication adherence strategies;patient motivation techniques;physician communication skills;treatment compliance research;healthcare psychology methods;improving medication use in dermatology