A computerised prescribing decision support system to improve patient adherence with prescribing. A randomised controlled trial.

Bennett, JW; Glasziou, P; Del Mar, C; De Looze, F

Abstract:

BACKGROUND: Medication adherence is often suboptimal and this leads to poorer health outcomes. METHODS: PARTICIPANTS: 179 adult patients taking three or more, long term medications in one academic general practice in Brisbane, Queensland. DESIGN: Unblinded, factorial, randomised controlled trial of computer generated consumer product information, computer generated medication timetable, both, or usual care. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: We derived adherence to medication by measuring the relative ...

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APA Style

Bennett, J. W., Glasziou, P., Del Mar, C., & De Looze, F. (2003). A computerised prescribing decision support system to improve patient adherence with prescribing. A randomised controlled trial. Australian Family Physician, 32(8), 667–671.

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Bennett, J. W., et al. “A Computerised Prescribing Decision Support System to Improve Patient Adherence with Prescribing. A Randomised Controlled Trial.” Australian Family Physician, vol. 32, no. 8, 2003, pp. 667–71.

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Bennett, JW, P Glasziou, C Del Mar, and F De Looze. 2003. “A Computerised Prescribing Decision Support System to Improve Patient Adherence with Prescribing. A Randomised Controlled Trial.” Australian Family Physician 32 (8): 667–71.
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