Preferences, Adherence, and Satisfaction: Three Years of Treatment Experiences of People with Multiple Sclerosis
Olaf Hoffmann,
Friedemann Paul,
Rocco Haase
et al.
Abstract:Background
To reduce the risk of long-term disability in people with Multiple Sclerosis (pwMS), an increasing number of disease-modifying immune therapies (DMT) are available, involving diverse mechanisms of action, levels of efficacy, treatment risks, and tolerability aspects. Including patient preferences and expectations in shared decision-making may improve treatment satisfaction, adherence, and persistence.
Purpose
To investigate long-term alignment of individual p… Show more
“…These patients have already passed the initial phase of processing the diagnosis and have experienced some degree of disease progression and response to treatment. 20 …”
“…These patients have already passed the initial phase of processing the diagnosis and have experienced some degree of disease progression and response to treatment. 20 …”
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