Key result
Implementation of health education strategies and self-management plans improved medication compliance in 61.7% of previously non-compliant patients with primary hypertension.
Why the study?
Antihypertensive treatment compliance is poor and leads to suboptimal disease control, prompting evaluation of health education and action plans on compliance in primary care.
Does a health education and self-management intervention improve drug compliance in primary care patients with primary hypertension?
Cohort (n=750)
Does a health education and self-management intervention improve drug compliance in primary care patients with primary hypertension?
Targeted health education and self-management strategies, including written action plans and direct communication, significantly improve medication adherence in previously non-compliant hypertensive patients.
Supports education strategies for adherence in primary hypertension; leaves open causality without randomized confirmation.
Introduction. Compte tenu de la prvalence et de la charge associe de l'hypertension, il est ncessaire d'obtenir un contrle optimal de la pression artrielle et d'amliorer les rsultats pour ces patients. Mais il a t not que l'observation du traitement antihypertenseur est trs mauvaise, conduisant un contrle non optimal de la maladie. Le but de cette tude tait d'investiguer l'observation thrapeutique des patients hypertendus et d'valuer l'impact de l'ducation la sant et du plan d'action sur l'amlioration de la compliance aux traitements dans les tablissements de soins de sant primaires. Mat riel et m thodes. Une tude prospective a t mene chez 750 patients souffrant d'hypertension essentielle pendant 3 ans. Aprs l'inclusion l'tude, les patients ont t surveills pendant 24 semaines afin d'valuer le manque de rponse au traitement. Chez les
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Korzh et al. (2019) conducted a cohort in Primary hypertension (n=750). Health education and self-management strategies vs. Baseline non-compliance (pre-intervention) was evaluated on Improvement in compliance to antihypertensive therapy among previously non-compliant patients. Implementation of health education strategies and self-management plans improved medication compliance in 61.7% of previously non-compliant patients with primary hypertension.
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