Concordance with Medication and Older People
Maggi Banning
Abstract
Maggi Banning
Abstract
This chapter contains section titled: Introduction Difficulties in Establishing a Rationale Characteristics of the Non-Concordant Individual Psychological Theory Medication-Related Issues that Underpin Non-Concordance Promoting Concordance with Medication Regimens Patient Self-Medication Schemes The Prescriber's Role in the Augmentation of Concordance with Medication for Older People The art of teaching Barriers to teaching Conclusion
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This chapter contains section titled: Introduction Difficulties in Establishing a Rationale Characteristics of the Non-Concordant Individual Psychological Theory Medication-Related Issues that Underpin Non-Concordance Promoting Concordance with Medication Regimens Patient Self-Medication Schemes The Prescriber's Role in the Augmentation of Concordance with Medication for Older People The art of teaching Barriers to teaching Conclusion
Key concepts: Concordance, Psychology, Medicine, Medication Reconciliation, Gerontology, Clinical psychology, Family medicine, Internal medicine