Key result
Medication adherence in heart failure varies from 10% to 98%, and utilizing evidence-based strategies involving pharmacists, nurses, telemedicine, and interdisciplinary teams can improve adherence.
Why the study?
What are the challenges and solutions for improving medication adherence in patients with chronic heart failure?
Population
Patients with chronic heart failure
Design
Review
Authors
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Multidisciplinary HF adherence strategies merit evaluation; leaves open optimal combinations and durability in routine care.
What are the challenges and solutions for improving medication adherence in patients with chronic heart failure?
This review highlights the multifactorial causes of medication non-adherence in heart failure and emphasizes the use of multidisciplinary and telemedicine strategies to improve patient outcomes.
Shah et al. (2015) conducted a review in Chronic heart failure. Medication adherence improvement strategies (pharmacists, nurses, telemedicine, interdisciplinary teams) was evaluated. Medication adherence in heart failure varies from 10% to 98%, and utilizing evidence-based strategies involving pharmacists, nurses, telemedicine, and interdisciplinary teams can improve adherence.
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