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[Patient compliance--possibilities for improvement].

Adrian Steiner, W Vetter

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In this last of three parts on patient compliance possibilities to improve compliance are reviewed. Compliance-promoting measures include among others uncomplicated prescriptions (such as one daily dose, drug-combinations and written instructions), frequent, well organized controls and the self-involvement of the patient in his treatment. Employment of well educated assistants attending long term patients shows positive results. Furthermore installment of a good patient-physician relation is one of the most important prerequisites for a good compliance.

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In this last of three parts on patient compliance possibilities to improve compliance are reviewed. Compliance-promoting measures include among others uncomplicated prescriptions (such as one daily dose, drug-combinations and written instructions), frequent, well organized controls and the self-involvement of the patient in his treatment. Employment of well educated assistants attending long term patients shows positive results. Furthermore installment of a good patient-physician relation is one of the most important prerequisites for a good compliance.

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In this last of three parts on patient compliance possibilities to improve compliance are reviewed. Compliance-promoting measures include among others uncomplicated prescriptions (such as one daily dose, drug-combinations and written instructions), frequent, well organized controls and the self-involvement of the patient in his treatment. Employment of well educated assistants attending long term patients shows positive results. Furthermore installment of a good patient-physician relation is one of the most important prerequisites for a good compliance.

Key concepts: Compliance (psychology), Patient compliance, Medical prescription, Medicine, Drug compliance, Family medicine, Psychology, Nursing

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