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The COM-B framework and its use in explaining…

The COM-B framework and its use in explaining non-adherence For patients with pancreatic exocrine insufficiency, there are a variety of reasons why they may not adhere to treatment. Some of these are modifiable.There is therefore a need for a…

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Patient Support Programs: personalized digital adherence support

Patient Support Programs: personalized digital adherence support Patient support programs (PSPs) are designed to…

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Tools for the assessment of adherence

Tools for the assessment of adherence Combining measures and survey tools with objective measures can help to…

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Behavioral approaches to changing adherence

Behavioral approaches to changing adherence Key Messages Commonly used behavioral change techniques may not…

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The role of beliefs in non-adherence

The role of beliefs in non-adherence The beliefs of patients have a strong influence over their likelihood of…

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Understanding the challenge of adherence in pancreatic exocrine insufficiency

Understanding the challenge of adherence in pancreatic exocrine insufficiency Pancreatic exocrine insufficiency…

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