Digital tools for improving medication adherence

Nozdrachev, D. I.; Zamyatin, K. A.; Таратухин, Е. О.

doi:10.15829/1560-4071-2019-12-96-102

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“…Мобильные приложения предоставляют много терапевтических возможностей и инструментов. Они используются для целей кардиоваскулярной профилактики и повышения приверженности лечению [7], для целей снижения стресса и борьбы с тревожностью [3,[8][9][10][11][12].…”

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Mobile applications for anxiety and stress reduction: potential for preventing noncommunicable diseases

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The article discusses using mobile applications for smartphones as tools to reduce anxiety and stress. The modern views on pathogenesis of the relationship between stress, anxiety disorders and cardiovascular disease are considered. Based on a review of some representative studies, a methodology for evaluating the characteristics and functions of mobile applications for managing anxiety and stress symptoms is proposed. The applications selected for analysis were tested according to this methodology. There are following key features of the Russianlanguage field of mobile applications for anxiety and stress reduction: a small number of applications, high prevalence of using breathing exercises, meditations and sound therapy, an extremely low disease specificity and focus mainly on helping with general symptoms of anxiety.

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Mobile applications for anxiety and stress reduction: potential for preventing noncommunicable diseases

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Adherence to treatment as an integral component of the management of patients with heart failure

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Russ J Cardiol

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The problem of rational management of patients with heart failure (HF) remains extremely relevant due to its increasing incidence and poor prognosis. Based on current guidelines, therapy for patients with HF involves systematic and long-term use of many medications, and their effectiveness largely depends on the quality of the patient’s compliance. Pharmacotherapy of older patients with HF is complicated by metabolism and the coexistence of many diseases associated with polypharmacy, which significantly reduces the response to therapy. Insufficient adherence to treatment has been proven to reduce the quality of life of patients. Currently, three HF phenotypes have been identified, depending on the left ventricular ejection fraction. However, the number of studies examining the characteristics of patient adherence in different phenotypes is limited, which requires further research. The article is an analytical review devoted to various aspects of adherence to treatment in patients with HF. The terms and concepts associated with compliance, the history of its research, the main modern approaches to pharmacotherapy of HF for different phenotypes are briefly covered. The results of a number of large clinical studies are presented, including the assessment of adherence in patients with HF and its relationship with prognosis.

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Digital tools for improving medication adherence

Cited by 2 publications

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Mobile applications for anxiety and stress reduction: potential for preventing noncommunicable diseases

Mobile applications for anxiety and stress reduction: potential for preventing noncommunicable diseases

Adherence to treatment as an integral component of the management of patients with heart failure

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