pharmacologic interventions

What Should Patients Know About Medication Adherence?

Medication adherence is crucial for the effectiveness of pharmacologic interventions. Patients should take medications as prescribed and communicate with their healthcare provider about any side effects or concerns. Skipping doses or discontinuing medication prematurely can lead to treatment failure and complications.

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