2012
DOI: 10.1590/s1984-82502012000100007
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Therapeutic adherence in outpatients with heart failure registered with a community pharmacy

Abstract: A transverse descriptive study was carried out, according to the classification of therapeutic compliance, to evaluate adherence in 250 patients with a diagnosis of Heart Failure, registered with the health department of the municipality of Santiago de Cuba in 2009. The sample characterization was studied, with an assessment of adherence level and possible associated factors for sex, age and toxic habits. As an instrument for the work, data extraction was scheduled and the interview was carried out at patients… Show more

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“…Adherence related problem was the second most common DTP (26.2%) and found to be concordant with other rates reported India (28.9%) [ 33 ] and the Netherlands (28%) [ 34 ]. Higher rates than the current study had been reported from Cuba (36.5%) [ 35 ], Adama (Ethiopia) (44.8%) [ 13 ], Jimma (Ethiopia) (46.4%) [ 29 ] and Brazil (63.5%) [ 36 ]. Variation in the setting (outpatient vs. inpatient), methods used to measure adherence, or severity of the disease might account for the observed difference.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 69%
“…Adherence related problem was the second most common DTP (26.2%) and found to be concordant with other rates reported India (28.9%) [ 33 ] and the Netherlands (28%) [ 34 ]. Higher rates than the current study had been reported from Cuba (36.5%) [ 35 ], Adama (Ethiopia) (44.8%) [ 13 ], Jimma (Ethiopia) (46.4%) [ 29 ] and Brazil (63.5%) [ 36 ]. Variation in the setting (outpatient vs. inpatient), methods used to measure adherence, or severity of the disease might account for the observed difference.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 69%
“…A ausência de diferença significativa entre gêneros está de acordo com a literatura no sentido de que é possível localizar tanto estudos que apontam maioria de homens 38,39,40 quanto de mulheres 13,15,16,41,42 . A falta de associação estatisticamente significante entre o gênero e a adesão também sugere que o gênero não é fator determinante de adesão no grupo estudado.…”
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“…Resultado também próximo foi identificando no inquérito nacional sobre IC realizado por Albuquerque et al 15 , onde a média de idade verificada foi de 64 anos. Assim como no estudo realizado por Despaigne et al 42 não houve qualquer associação entre idade e nível de adesão.…”
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“…A literatura aponta que as intervenções farmacêuticas para identificar, prever e reduzir a falta de adesão terapêutica têm o potencial de melhorar os resultados clínicos em pacientes com IC. Da mesma forma, há evidências de que a inserção do farmacêutico na equipe multidisciplinar pode contribuir para melhorar a adesão à medicação e a adoção de estilos de vida mais saudáveis entre os pacientes com IC (Camuzi et al, 2021;Davis et al, 2014;Despaigne et al, 2012;Jackevicius et al, 2008).…”
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