Adherencia terapéutica: factores modificadores y estrategias de mejora
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adherencia al tratamiento, factores, estrategiasResumen
Objetivos: Describir los factores que pueden influir en la adherencia a los tratamientos farmacológicos y las intervenciones que han sido desarrolladas para su mejora.
Métodos: Se realizó una búsqueda de los artículos de investigación más importantes publicados sobre el tema en la base de datos National Library of Medicine, Washington, DC (MEDLINE: PubMed).
Resultados: La adherencia al tratamiento es un comportamiento complejo influenciado por múltiples factores: socioeconómicos, relacionados con el sistema sanitario, con el tratamiento, con la patología o con el paciente. En cuanto a las intervenciones, principalmente pueden diferenciarse en intervenciones de tipo técnico, intervenciones conductuales o intervenciones educativas. Ninguna de las intervenciones estudiada hasta la fecha ha demostrado ser efectiva de forma universal y permanente.
Conclusiones: La adherencia terapéutica es un comportamiento dinámico influenciado por una gran variedad de factores y, por ello, las estrategias para mejorarla deberán individualizarse para cada paciente.
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