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Aids to compliance with medication.

Abstract

Elderly people may need to take several forms of medication, including tablets and capsules, inhalers, insulin, and eye drops. This article describes various aids that are designed to facilitate compliance.

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Year: 1996 PMID： 8876101 PMCID： PMC2352255 DOI： 10.1136/bmj.313.7062.926

Source DB: PubMed Journal: BMJ ISSN： 0959-8138

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Review 2. Emergency orthogeriatrics: concepts and therapeutic alternatives.

Authors: Christopher R Carpenter; Michael E Stern
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3. Non-adherence with ACE inhibitor treatment is common in heart failure and can be detected by routine serum ACE activity assays.

Authors: A D Struthers; G Anderson; R J MacFadyen; C Fraser; T M MacDonald
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Review 4. How do the attitudes and beliefs of older people and healthcare professionals impact on the use of multi-compartment compliance aids?: a qualitative study using grounded theory.

Authors: Jacky Nunney; David K Raynor; Peter Knapp; S Jose Closs
Journal: Drugs Aging Date: 2011-05-01 Impact factor: 3.923

Aids to compliance with medication.

1. Dynamically programmable electronic pill dispenser system.

Review 2. Emergency orthogeriatrics: concepts and therapeutic alternatives.

3. Non-adherence with ACE inhibitor treatment is common in heart failure and can be detected by routine serum ACE activity assays.

Review 4. How do the attitudes and beliefs of older people and healthcare professionals impact on the use of multi-compartment compliance aids?: a qualitative study using grounded theory.

Review 5. A composite screening tool for medication reviews of outpatients: general issues with specific examples.

6. Identifying compliance issues with prescription medicines among older people: a pilot study.

7. Comparison of the Usability of Eye Drop Aids and the Conventional Bottle.

Review 8. Systematic review of the health and societal effects of medication organisation devices.