EXPLAINING ATTITUDES TOWARD MEDICATION COMPLIANCE AMONG A SERIOUSLY MENTALLY-ILL POPULATION
EXPLAINING ATTITUDES TOWARD MEDICATION COMPLIANCE AMONG A SERIOUSLY MENTALLY-ILL POPULATION
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DOI：
10.1097/00005053-199401000-00009
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发表时间：
1994-01-01
影响因子：
1.9
通讯作者：
SOLOMON, P
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作者：
DRAINE, J;SOLOMON, P
从消费者交付的病例管理服务的临床试验数据被用来构建对药物依从性的态度的解释模型，重点是社会心理因素。一个解释对药物依从性态度的回归模型表明，更积极的依从性态度与年龄较大、症状较少以及涉及社会关系的更广泛的日常活动有关。参与社会活动是支持遵守药物治疗方案和精神病治疗的社会心理康复服务的一个实际目标。
Data from a clinical trial of consumer-delivered case management services were used to construct an explanatory model for attitudes toward medication compliance, focusing on psychosocial factors. A regression model explaining attitudes toward medication compliance shows that more positive attitudes toward compliance are related to older age, fewer symptoms, and a broader array of daily activities involving social relations. Participation in social activities is a practical goal of psychosocial rehabilitation services that support compliance with medication regimens and psychiatric treatment.