Fatores Influentes Na Adesão Ao Tratamento  Anti-Hipertensivo Em Pacientes Hipertensos

Cesarino, Evandro José; Sigoli, Paula Barbosa de Oliveira; Lourenço, Veronica Cestari; Cesarino, Flávia Tortul; Andrade, Regina Célia Garcia de

doi:10.17696/2318-3691.24.1.2017.497

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“…According to (Cesarino et al, 2017), some external factors may prevent adherence to the drugs, such as lack of time to take the medicines, financial value of the treatment, the fact of not having health insurance, as was observed in this present work and may have contributed to the partial adherence of 30% of respondents.…”

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“…On the other hand, direct-acting vasodilators promote cardiac effects and generalized arterial vasodilation. And finally, the indirect-acting vasodilators act in the inhibition of sympathetic vasoconstriction and system renin-angiotensin-aldosterone (Araújo et al, 2019;Cesarino et al, 2017;de Oliveira Almeida et al, 2019;Kubotani & Fernandes, 2019).…”

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Factors associated with adherence to pharmacological treatment by hypertensive patients

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Vieira

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Today, arterial hypertension represents one of the most prevalent diseases in Brazil and in the world, being considered as one of the most important public health problems. It is a chronic-degenerative disease, responsible for causing morbidity in the population in developed and underdeveloped countries. The treatment adopted for the control of SAH is based on non-pharmacological and pharmacological measures. Among the non-pharmacological treatments is the adoption of physical exercise practices. Pharmacological treatment consists of taking available antihypertensive drugs. Objective: to evaluate the factors associated with adherence to pharmacological treatment by hypertensive patients in the city of Montes Claros - MG. Materials and Methods: the present work is a descriptive study, with quantitative field analyzes with cross section. The population of this research was composed of 200 hypertensive patients from the Basic Health Units of the city of both genders, selected at random by lot. Results: the prevalence of adherence to pharmacological treatment was 70% in its entirety and of these 73% are able to farm through SUS. Conclusion: Public health directly influences patients' adherence to pharmaceuticals.

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Factors associated with adherence to pharmacological treatment by hypertensive patients

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“…In order to carry out the scheduling with the selection of the most adequate times for the medicine use, the nite space for solutions is constituted by the hours of the day and the medicines that need to be scheduled. The restrictions are the patient's routine impositions and the interactions between medications and between medications and food that sometimes end up causing the patient to abandon treatment 17 . In some cases, there are a lot of restrictions, which would prevent other algorithms from nding a solution.…”

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Validation of a Computerized Decision Support System To Review Pharmacotherapy Treatment: Scheduling Guidelines

Zapelini¹,

Galato²,

Alano³

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Background In the pharmacotherapy review process, the pharmacist needs to list various information about the patient and the set of medications he will use, information that is never available at the point of care. Methods The aim of the study was to validate an intelligent information system, which was developed to assist the scheduling activity in the pharmacotherapy review process. The system used the concept of Genetic Algorithms. To validate it, appointments of hypothetical cases (ten) were made by the system and by human specialists. These schedules were qualitatively evaluated by pharmaceutical specialists with clinical and research experience in the pharmacotherapy review process. The degree of agreement between the assessments of the appointments carried out by the pharmaceutical specialists and by the system were measured using the Kappa index with a 95% confidence interval. Results In detecting errors, propositions, the system was able to identify 80% of errors, with human specialists identifying between 20% and 70% of errors. In relation to the general evaluation, the system obtained 87,3% of the compared evaluations, with the human specialist who came closest to this index obtained 75,5%. Conclusion It can be concluded that with the methodology used, the investigation met the objectives and confirmed the initial hypothesis. There are indications that the system can help in the Pharmacotherapy review process, being able to find prescription errors as well as to establish times for the use of medications according to the patient’s routine.

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“…This data is justified by the socioeconomic condition, which can influence access to services and health information, so that individuals who have better conditions may find it easier to obtain health care than poorer individuals (23) . In addition, socioeconomic issues may also reflect adherence to drug therapy for older adults with hypertension, since low family income can make access to treatment and purchase of drugs difficult (24) . Thus, poverty and social inequalities also favor the consumption of a monotonous diet, low in complex carbohydrates and rich in simple sugars and fats, which, when associated with the hypertension, can compromise quality of life, consequently, favor a higher risk of morbimortality, mainly caused by cardiovascular diseases (25) .…”

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Functional health literacy in older adults with hypertension in the Family Health Strategy

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Objective: To assess Functional Health Literacy and the associated sociodemographic, health, information sources and health media factors in older adults with hypertension assisted at the Family Health Strategy. Methods: A quantitative cross-sectional study with an exploratory-descriptive approach, carried out with a total of 264 older adults. A sociodemographic and health characterization instrument was used for the data collection, and another one that evaluated the Functional Health Literacy. For the analysis, a descriptive and inferential statistics were performed. Results: Most of the participants in the study had inadequate literacy (59.5% - 157), and the variables education, income, hospital stay and internet as a source of information are related to the averages of Functional Health Literacy. Conclusion: Knowing the Functional Health Literacy of older adults with hypertension and its associated factors can provide subsidies for the planning of health education strategies that, in fact, meet their health needs.

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Fatores Influentes Na Adesão Ao Tratamento Anti-Hipertensivo Em Pacientes Hipertensos

Cited by 8 publications

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Factors associated with adherence to pharmacological treatment by hypertensive patients

Factors associated with adherence to pharmacological treatment by hypertensive patients

Validation of a Computerized Decision Support System To Review Pharmacotherapy Treatment: Scheduling Guidelines

Functional health literacy in older adults with hypertension in the Family Health Strategy

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