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What are the prevalence and predictors of poor antihypertensive medication adherence in an urban health clinic setting?
What are the prevalence and predictors of poor antihypertensive medication adherence in an urban health clinic setting?
In an urban clinic setting, poor antihypertensive medication adherence is common and associated with being male, Black, caring for dependents, and having poor doctor-patient communication.
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Prevalent poor adherence in urban clinics may warrant focused assessment in Black adults and men; hypothesis-generating for equity-focused interventions.
Hyre et al. (2007) studied this question.
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