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Evaluation of acceptability and feasibility of using manual pill organizers and pill reminder apps for improving medication adherence among elderly population from rural Maharashtra.

Indian J Pharmacol
Nimkar RK, Balkhande RW, Patil RS, Agarwal DM, Apte AA.   +4 more
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Improvement of the association between self-reported pill count and varenicline levels following exclusion of participants with misreported pill count: A commentary on Peng et al. (2017)

Addictive Behaviors, 2018
We previously reported poor associations between salivary varenicline and pill counts, and a substantial overestimation of adherence by pill counts in "Measures and predictors of varenicline adherence in the treatment of nicotine dependence" (Peng et al., 2017).
Annie R, Peng, Bernard, Le Foll, Mark, Morales, Caryn, Lerman, Robert, Schnoll, Rachel F, Tyndale   +5 more
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Pill Count Measures of Compliance in a Drug Trial: Variability and Suitability

American Journal of Hypertension, 1988
To evaluate pill counts as a compliance measure for drug trials, we followed 121 ambulatory hypertensives selected for good compliance over less than or equal to 12 months. The medication regimens consisted of either pinacidil or hydralazine as monotherapy or with propranolol and/or hydrochlorothiazide.
P, Rudd, R L, Byyny, V, Zachary, M E, LoVerde, W D, Mitchell, C, Titus, G, Marshall   +6 more
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Self‐reported adherence versus pill count in Parkinson's disease: The NET‐PD experience

Movement Disorders, 2007
AbstractPurposeTo compare the Morisky medication adherence questionnaire to pill counts as measures of adherence in the NET‐PD futility clinical trials. Background: Like in other chronic diseases, non‐adherence with medications occurs in Parkinson's disease (PD), although nonadherence has not been of significant concern in most PD clinical trials.
Jordan J, Elm, Cornelia, Kamp, Barbara C, Tilley, Paulo, Guimaraes, Debbie, Fraser, Patricia, Deppen, Alicia, Brocht, Chris, Weaver, Susan, Bennett   +8 more
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Picture Pill Count: An Innovative, Reliable, Valid and Feasible Method to Measure Adherence to ART

AIDS and Behavior, 2019
We report the reliability, validity, and feasibility of self-performed picture pill count (PPC) as an adherence measure that was used in a randomized trial with HIV positive people living in rural Georgia. The first 61 (of 149) participants conducted an additional PPC 1-2 days after baseline.
Marcia M. Holstad, Melinda Higgins, Maya Bauman, Eugene W. Farber, Drenna Waldrop-Valverde, Oluchi Okwandu, Igho Ofotokun   +6 more
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Pill-count and the arithmetic of risk

Int. Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 2018
B. Woodcock
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EFFECTS OF SMOKING AND THE PILL ON THE BLOOD COUNT

British Journal of Haematology, 1981
H, Dodsworth, A, Dean, G, Broom
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Pill Counts and Pill Rental

The Clinical Journal of Pain, 2013
Prescription opioid diversion and abuse are becoming increasingly prevalent in many regions of the world, particularly the United States. One method advocated to assess compliance with opioid prescriptions is occasional "pill counts." Shortly before a scheduled appointment, a patient is notified that they must bring in the unused portion of their ...
Christopher M, Viscomi, Melissa, Covington, Catherine, Christenson   +2 more
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Pill-count and the arithmetic of risk: Evidence that polypharmacy is a health status marker rather than a predictive surrogate for the risk of adverse drug events.

International journal of clinical pharmacology and therapeutics, 2018
With advancing age there is an increase in the disease burden and thus in the number of drugs prescribed to this patient group. It is often assumed that an increase in pill count is associated per se with an increase in the number of medication errors (e.
W. Haefeli, A. Meid
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