Changing Non-Adherent Behavior
Medication adherence refers to the act of taking medication correctly and as prescribed. Good adherence is commonly defined as taking medication correctly at least 80% of the time. At CuePath, we start by understanding the attitudes and behaviors that are causing patients to not adhere to their medication prescription schedule. These causes fall into two categories: unintentional and intentional. Unintentional causes are the things that lead a patient to forget to take their meds in the proper dose at the appropriate time. Intentional causes are factors that lead to a decision to defer or discontinue taking medications for a period [...]