treatment adherence

What are the Common Barriers to Adherence?

There are multiple barriers to treatment adherence in Pediatrics, including:
Complexity of the Regimen: Multifaceted or frequent dosing schedules can be challenging to follow, especially for younger children.
Lack of Understanding: Caregivers or children may not fully understand the importance of the treatment or how to administer it correctly.
Side Effects: Adverse effects from medications may cause reluctance in continuing the treatment.
Psychosocial Factors: Family stress, mental health issues, and socioeconomic factors can impact adherence negatively.
Forgetfulness: Both children and caregivers may simply forget doses or appointments.

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