Adherent Theory
The degree to which patients adhere to their prescribed treatment can largely influence the amount they improve. For example, studies by Vermeire et al. (2001)7 present that adherent patients generally have better treatment outcomes than non-adherent. This may involve the frequency at which patients perform their prescribed exercises, whether they follow instructions correctly, and whether they execute an appropriate amount.6
To ensure patient motivation and adherence to the treatment plan, several methods can be employed. Firstly, it is important to have an understanding of the patient’s social situation, observing how the treatment regime may fit into their lifestyle in accordance with their hobbies, work, and home situation. In the case
To ensure patient motivation and adherence to the treatment plan, several methods can be employed. Firstly, it is important to have an understanding of the patient’s social situation, observing how the treatment regime may fit into their lifestyle in accordance with their hobbies, work, and home situation. In the case