Medication Therapy Management Center | College of Pharmacy

The college launched the Medication Therapy Management Center as part of its move to a new facility in the heart of the Medical University of South Carolina campus. The new space offered …

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In his cohort, 55% of patients reported lack of medication adherence within 2 weeks of hospitalization. Nonadherent patients were more likely to have 3 or more additional …

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Do mhealth interventions improve medication adherence among people living with SCD?

All three remained significant in a multivariable model after backward elimination. Older age, lower financial hardship, lower pain severity, and greater self-efficacy were associated with increased engagement with a mHealth intervention for improving medication adherence among people living with SCD. ...

Should medication adherence be the sole responsibility of a patient?

Having access to the medications and taking the medications as prescribed are imperative; however, medications alone are not sufficient for successful disease management and treatment. Providers and health systems must take the onus of the improving medication adherence and not consider adherence the sole responsibility of the patient. ...

Does disease management affect medication adherence?

Impact of disease management on utilization and adherence with drugs and tests: the case of diabetes treatment in the Florida: a Healthy State (FAHS) program. Diabetes Care. 2008;31 (9):1717–1722. doi: 10.2337/dc07-2118. ■ Demonstrated that care-managed patients were more likely to have better medication adherence. ...

Does a pharmacy-based program improve medication adherence rates in diabetes patients?

Brennan TA, Dollear TJ, Hu M, et al. An integrated pharmacy-based program improved medication prescription and adherence rates in diabetes patients. Health Aff. (Millwood) 2012;31 (1):120–129. doi: 10.1377/hlthaff.2011.0931. ■ Assessed medication adherence using different interventions (pharmacy and mail order) versus control. ...

Why is medication adherence important?

Researchers must emphasize tailored interventions that optimize management and improve outcomes, and examine the need for clear indicators of medication adherence. Medication adherence is one of several behaviors vital to diabetes self-management and clinical outcomes. ...