Abstract
To a practice discussed to as subway system self medication repetition of self drug management in is well known in the doings of psychiatrically disorder. In this article, the substantive literature on medication compliance in psychological with an emphasis on empirical studies that (1) identify current or predictive correlates of adherence and noncompliance and (2) assess interventions targeted to improve adherence. These findings provide an empirical basis for the differential diagnosis and understanding of noncompliance within the presented modified health belief or health decision model. Clinical correlates of compliance that have been studied include patient sociodemographic features; illness characteristics; medication features, including side effects and route and frequency of administration; family and social support; and treatment system characteristics, including quality of the physician–patient relationship. Interventions studied include reinforcement, education, skills training, and memory enhancement. The role of psychodynamic factors in medication compliance is also discussed.
Asma Shah Bukhsh, Dr. Alam Tareen. (2017) Method of medicine taking used by psychiatric patients A Case Study of Self Medication by Patients at Quetta District, Balochistan Review, Volume 2, Issue 2.
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