Conflicting Medication Information: Prevalence, Sources, and Relationship to Medication Adherence
Conflicting Medication Information: Prevalence, Sources, and Relationship to Medication Adherence
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DOI：
10.1080/10810730.2013.798380
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发表时间：
2014-01-01
影响因子：
4.4
通讯作者：
DeVellis, Robert F.
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作者：
Carpenter, Delesha M.;Elstad, Emily A.;DeVellis, Robert F.
可疑药物信息被定义为来自两个或多个来源的关于药物主题的矛盾信息。本研究的目的是确定关节炎患者是否暴露于相互冲突的药物信息，记录相互冲突的信息来源，并探讨相互冲突的信息是否与社会人口学因素，临床特征和药物依从性相关。使用在线调查，关节炎患者（N=328）报告了他们收到关于12个药物主题的冲突信息的频率以及冲突信息的来源、人口统计学/临床特征和药物依从性。控制各种人口统计学/临床因素的线性回归模型确定了相互矛盾的信息是否与药物依从性相关。大多数患者（80.1%）收到的信息相互矛盾，最有可能收到相互矛盾的药物风险信息。医生、媒体和互联网是最常见的矛盾信息来源。冲突信息较少（B=-0.13，p
Conflicting medication information has been defined as contradictory information about a medication topic from two or more sources. The objective of this study was to determine whether arthritis patients are exposed to conflicting medication information, to document sources of conflicting information, and to explore whether conflicting information is associated with sociodemographic factors, clinical characteristics, and medication adherence. Using an online survey, arthritis patients (N=328) reported how often they received conflicting information about 12 medication topics as well as sources of conflicting information, demographic/clinical characteristics, and medication adherence. A linear regression model, which controlled for various demographic/clinical factors, determined whether conflicting information was associated with medication adherence. The majority of patients (80.1%) received conflicting information and were most likely to receive conflicting information about medication risks. Physicians, media sources, and the Internet were the most common sources of conflicting information. Less conflicting information (B=-0.13, p