Review explores how patient education influences medication adherence in hospitalized pneumonia patients, suggesting key interventions.
Pneumonia is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide, particularly among hospitalized patients, elderly individuals, and those with comorbid conditions. Despite the availability of effective antimicrobial therapies, poor medication adherence remains a significant challenge in achieving optimal treatment outcomes. Non-adherence can lead to treatment failure, prolonged hospital stay, increased healthcare costs, and the emergence of antimicrobial resistance. Patient education has been identified as a key intervention to improve medication adherence by enhancing patient knowledge, motivation, and engagement in treatment. This review explores the outcome and impact of patient education on medication adherence in hospitalised pneumonia patients, focusing on factors influencing adherence, methods of assessment, and effective interventions.
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Reeba Roy*1, Dr. Nithin Manohar R.2, Ms. Shinju Somaraj3, Alfiya Sudheer F.1, Chandini Nair1, Sandra S. S.1, Dr. Prasobh G. R.4 (2026) studied this question.
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