2023-09-26T02:27:14+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>increase education, increase motivation, decrease pill burden </p>, <p>d</p>, <p>b</p>, <p>a</p>, <p>c</p>, <p>open questions, affirmations, reflective listening, summarize </p>, <p>intensive in-person tailored education</p>, <p>persistence </p>, <p>a</p> flashcards
medication adherence

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  • increase education, increase motivation, decrease pill burden

    What are the three, literature-proven ways to improve adherence?

  • d

    Which method aims to evoke individuals' own motivation for changing behavior?

    a) positive-affect induction

    b) social support

    c) behavioral feedback

    d) motivational interviewing

  • b

    Which method is best for long term improvements in promoting adherence?

    a) positive-affect induction

    b) social support

    c) behavioral feedback

    d) motivational interviewing

  • a

    Which method involves using what makes your patient happy/proud?

    a) positive-affect induction

    b) social support

    c) behavioral feedback

    d) motivational interviewing

  • c

    Which method has short-term improvements in promoting adherence?

    a) positive-affect induction

    b) social support

    c) behavioral feedback

    d) motivational interviewing

  • open questions, affirmations, reflective listening, summarize

    What does OARS stand for?

  • intensive in-person tailored education

    What has been the most effective method in improving cardiac patient adherence?

  • persistence

    -refers to a patient's ability and willingness to continue a prescribed medical

    treatment or therapy regimen over an extended period of time without gaps

    or interruptions

  • a

    More patient centered & inclusive.

    a) adherence

    b) compliance