Key result
Low adherence to cardiovascular medications was associated with poorer clinical and economic endpoints in 91% of the included reviews addressing outcomes.
Why the study?
What factors are associated with adherence to cardiovascular medication, and does low adherence worsen clinical and economic outcomes?
Population
45 systematic reviews focusing on patients taking cardiovascular medication for primary and secondary…
Comparison
Adherence to cardiovascular medication vs Low adherence or non-adherence
Design
Systematic_review
Authors
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Supports adherence interventions in CV care; reinforces consistent links to worse outcomes across systematic reviews.
What factors are associated with adherence to cardiovascular medication, and does low adherence worsen clinical and economic outcomes?
Non-adherence to cardiovascular medications is driven by multiple factors across five domains and is consistently associated with poorer clinical and economic outcomes.
Leslie et al. (2018) conducted a review in Cardiovascular medication use (n=45). Adherence to cardiovascular medication was evaluated on Factors and outcomes associated with adherence. Low adherence to cardiovascular medications was associated with poorer clinical and economic endpoints in 91% of the included reviews addressing outcomes.
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