COJ Reviews and Research · 2018 · 16 citations · 7 references
MedicinePharmacologyPharmacotherapyClinical MedicineClinical PharmacologyGeneral PharmacologyMedication AdherencePatient AdherencePhysician-patient RelationshipAdherence To MedicationDrug DiscontinuationNonadherence To Medical TreatmentPharmacist-patient RelationshipPharmacological TherapyTime To Discontinuation
About the doctor-patient relationship has been written quite generally, but nevertheless, there is a lack of analysis on the theoretical and practical concepts regarding the specificity in the therapeutic approach and the discontinuity and pharmacological adherence. By “discontinuity of pharmacological therapy” is meant the interruption of the therapeutic scheme followed by a patient. Many factors influence the doctor-patient relationship in pharmacological treatment, which on the other hand overlap, but the two main factors are the doctor-patient relationship and the complexity/simplicity of the pharmacological treatment.
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Adherence to Long‐Term Therapies: Evidence for Action
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Families, Illness, and Disability: An Integrative Treatment Model
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