adherence

9 letters in word "adherence": A C D E E E H N R.

No anagrams for adherence found in this word list.

• Definitions:
• attachment: faithful support for a religion or cause or political party adhesiveness: the property of sticking together (as of glue and wood) or the joining of surfaces of different composition
• It has been estimated that half of those for whom medicines are prescribed do not take them in the recommended way. ...
• refers generally to the ability to follow a prescribed treatment regimen, including correct dosage, number of doses per day, and dietary restrictions.
• The extent to which a patient continues the agreed-upon treatment as prescribed.
• Taking medications or undergoing other treatment as prescribed, including frequency and food restrictions. Nearly-perfect adherence to anti-HIV regimens is typically required to avoid the development of drug resistance. Also called compliance.
• (ad·her·ence) (ad-h?r´?ns) the act or quality of sticking to something.
• Taking medications or following a treatment programme as prescribed. Adherence includes following instructions concerning food (ie, taking medication with a meal, or not eating certain foods) and dosing schedules. A low level of adherence can lead to the development of drug resistance.
• The ability of a material eg. a pesticide, to stick to a particular surface.
• when patients follow their treatment plan exactly as the doctor says. Not adhering may cause anti-HIV therapies not to work, which can lead to resistance. Adherence is also known as compliance.
• parámása (qv)
• When used in the context of medication, refers to the taking of medicine as prescribed in terms of frequency, amount, and duration.
• The willingness of the patient to comply with the suggested plans of self-care proposed by dental health professionals.
• Film is too heavy for the rope speed. Field dressing or rig wash is softening the film. Stranding lubricant is wrong.

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