a:care congress 2024
Adherence is a behavior.
Do we have the right one?
The global challenge
Half of the patients do not take their medication as advised and one-third never fill their prescriptions1. Medication non-adherence is a significant global health issue, leading to worsened clinical outcomes and increased healthcare costs 2.
Do patients simply forget?
No! It’s far more complex.
Medication adherence is a complex human behavior1.
An innovative approach
Abbott aims to address the challenge of non-adherence through its a:care program, which merges digital health and behavioral science to improve patient engagement with their treatment.
A:CARE CONGRESS
OCTOBER 2024
ADHERENCE IS A BEHAVIOR. DO WE HAVE THE RIGHT ONE?
Diving deep into human behavior, this year’s congress goes beyond surface-level solutions:
- Focus deeper on the complexities of human behavior driving non-adherence
- Explore the impact of a reality involving new technologies and artificial intelligence.
The congress invited healthcare professionals globally to share strategies and insights on transforming care practices, emphasizing patient-centric approaches and the role of behavioral science in fostering medication adherence
Program
A groundbreaking and inspiring program
Armed with key themes such as the global impact of non-adherence, behavioral insights, and the role of technology in physician-patient relationship that will equip you with the latest tools and strategies to address non-adherence.
Speakers
A confluence of distinguished experts
Chaired by luminaries of behavioral science Dr. Sheri D Pruitt (USA) with Prof John Weinman (UK), the congress features sessions from 12 renowned international experts across various specialties and therapy areas.
Embrace the challenge, change the narrative !
Explore how the right behaviors lead to optimal adherence.
Redefine Healthcare!
Globally accessible. You can watch from anywhere!
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References
- Lam Wai Yin and Fresco Paula. Medication adherence Measures: An overview. Biomed Res. Int. 2015; Oct 11
- Khan R, Socha-Dietrich K. Investing in medication adherence improves health outcomes and health system efficiency. OECD Health Working Paper No. 105. 2018