Reminder packaging for improving adherence to self-administered long-term medications

Effect of dose administration aids on adherence of self‐administered medications: a systematic review

“…Self‐reported adherence was higher in both intervention and control groups than non‐self‐reported adherence. Our findings are consistent with previous similar reviews which suggest that DAAs have a positive impact on medication adherence 4,7,8 …”

Effect of dose administration aids on adherence of self‐administered medications: a systematic review

“…Self‐reported adherence was higher in both intervention and control groups than non‐self‐reported adherence. Our findings are consistent with previous similar reviews which suggest that DAAs have a positive impact on medication adherence 4,7,8 …”

Assessing the impact of multi-compartment compliance aids on clinical outcomes in the elderly: a pilot study

“…In the bivariate pre-post analysis we found significant differences in HDL-c and in both systolic and diastolic blood pressure in the intervention group. Evidence reports a significant difference in diastolic, but not systolic blood pressure after a 6-or 8-month follow-up [14]. We also found significant reduction of fasting glycaemia in the intervention group, but not in the control, which could be analogous to the significant reduction in glycated haemoglobin reported in the Cochrane review after a 3-and 6-month follow-up [14].…”

Vitamin C supplementation reduces the odds of developing a common cold in Republic of Korea Army recruits: randomised controlled trial

“…These camp-dependent characteristics can have an impact on the research and can result in differences in the results, depending on the camp division. Similar to the results from previous research on vitamin C or medication consumption, these camp-dependent differences in results indicate that researchers must control the study carefully to ensure conformity of the subject and improve compliance to vitamin C consumption 21–23. In the future, a budget should be set for the distribution of vitamin C for preventing respiratory diseases at the military health and medical level rather than only for the welfare of training soldiers.…”

Effect of dose administration aids on adherence of self‐administered medications: a systematic review

“…Self‐reported adherence was higher in both intervention and control groups than non‐self‐reported adherence. Our findings are consistent with previous similar reviews which suggest that DAAs have a positive impact on medication adherence 4,7,8 …”

Assessing the impact of multi-compartment compliance aids on clinical outcomes in the elderly: a pilot study

“…In the bivariate pre-post analysis we found significant differences in HDL-c and in both systolic and diastolic blood pressure in the intervention group. Evidence reports a significant difference in diastolic, but not systolic blood pressure after a 6-or 8-month follow-up [14]. We also found significant reduction of fasting glycaemia in the intervention group, but not in the control, which could be analogous to the significant reduction in glycated haemoglobin reported in the Cochrane review after a 3-and 6-month follow-up [14].…”

Vitamin C supplementation reduces the odds of developing a common cold in Republic of Korea Army recruits: randomised controlled trial

“…These camp-dependent characteristics can have an impact on the research and can result in differences in the results, depending on the camp division. Similar to the results from previous research on vitamin C or medication consumption, these camp-dependent differences in results indicate that researchers must control the study carefully to ensure conformity of the subject and improve compliance to vitamin C consumption 21–23. In the future, a budget should be set for the distribution of vitamin C for preventing respiratory diseases at the military health and medical level rather than only for the welfare of training soldiers.…”

Effect of dose administration aids on adherence of self‐administered medications: a systematic review

“…Self‐reported adherence was higher in both intervention and control groups than non‐self‐reported adherence. Our findings are consistent with previous similar reviews which suggest that DAAs have a positive impact on medication adherence 4,7,8 …”

Assessing the impact of multi-compartment compliance aids on clinical outcomes in the elderly: a pilot study

“…In the bivariate pre-post analysis we found significant differences in HDL-c and in both systolic and diastolic blood pressure in the intervention group. Evidence reports a significant difference in diastolic, but not systolic blood pressure after a 6-or 8-month follow-up [14]. We also found significant reduction of fasting glycaemia in the intervention group, but not in the control, which could be analogous to the significant reduction in glycated haemoglobin reported in the Cochrane review after a 3-and 6-month follow-up [14].…”

Vitamin C supplementation reduces the odds of developing a common cold in Republic of Korea Army recruits: randomised controlled trial

“…These camp-dependent characteristics can have an impact on the research and can result in differences in the results, depending on the camp division. Similar to the results from previous research on vitamin C or medication consumption, these camp-dependent differences in results indicate that researchers must control the study carefully to ensure conformity of the subject and improve compliance to vitamin C consumption 21–23. In the future, a budget should be set for the distribution of vitamin C for preventing respiratory diseases at the military health and medical level rather than only for the welfare of training soldiers.…”