PubMed · 9179643
What can we achieve by implementing a compliance-improvement program?
Abstract
Efforts to improve compliance and facilitate other aspects of relapse-prevention strategies can have a profound impact on the lives of millions of people around the world as well as conserving precious health-care dollars. Simultaneous efforts to educate patients and families on the nature of the disease, its course and optimum treatment, together with efforts to educate physicians and other health-care professionals on the indications, benefits and risks of long-term treatment, are critical for improving the current state of affairs. In addition, it is imperative to educate the public at large and particularly those health-care administrators and public servants who control or influence the allocation of the resources needed.
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J M Kane. 1997. What can we achieve by implementing a compliance-improvement program?. https://doi.org/10.1097/00004850-199702001-00007
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