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308 related items for PubMed ID: 9487426

  • 1. Medication compliance among Tanzanian hypertensives.
    Maro EE, Lwakatare J.
    East Afr Med J; 1997 Sep; 74(9):539-42. PubMed ID: 9487426
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  • 2. Compliance and compliance-improving strategies in hypertension: the Japanese experience.
    Fujii J, Seki A.
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  • 3. Improving compliance with antihypertensive therapy.
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  • 4. [Antihypertensive treatment compliance and obstacles to its improvement. Results of Russian program ARGUS-2].
    Kobalova ZhD, Starostina EG, Kotovskaia IuV, Villeval'de SV, Baranova EI, Bogachev RS, Volkova NI, Drozdetskiĭ SI, Kisliak OA, Koziolova NA, Kolina IG, Krasnova IuN, Lopatin IuM, Maksimenko VV, Negoda SV, Tarlovskaia EI, Tiukalova LI, Khokhlov RA, Freĭdlina MA.
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  • 7. [The influence of socio-economic factors on the compliance of patients with treatment of hypertonic disease].
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  • 8. Benefits of electronic pillboxes in evaluating treatment compliance of patients with mild to moderate hypertension.
    Mallion JM, Dutrey-Dupagne C, Vaur L, Genes N, Renault M, Elkik F, Baguet P, Boutelant S.
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  • 9. The effect of prescribed daily dose frequency on patient medication compliance.
    Eisen SA, Miller DK, Woodward RS, Spitznagel E, Przybeck TR.
    Arch Intern Med; 1990 Sep 10; 150(9):1881-4. PubMed ID: 2102668
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  • 10. [A four year study of therapeutical observation of patients with hypertension].
    Gil V, Martínez JL, Muñoz C, Alberola T, Belda J, Merino J.
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  • 11. The patient's view of hypertension and compliance.
    Sharkness CM, Snow DA.
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  • 12. Factors associated with medication noncompliance in rural elderly hypertensive patients.
    McLane CG, Zyzanski SJ, Flocke SA.
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  • 13. Patient compliance in rheumatoid arthritis, polymyalgia rheumatica, and gout.
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  • 14. Consequences of intermittent treatment for hypertension: the case for medication compliance and persistence.
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  • 16. Compliance, electronic monitoring and antihypertensive drugs.
    Mallion JM, Baguet JP, Siche JP, Tremel F, de Gaudemaris R.
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  • 17. Drug compliance among hypertensive patients in Kassala, eastern Sudan.
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  • 18. First-year treatment adherence among outpatients initiating antihypertensive medication in Korea: results of a retrospective claims review.
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    Guo H, He H, Jiang J.
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  • 20. Medication adherence and persistence as the cornerstone of effective antihypertensive therapy.
    Burnier M.
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