Association between medical complications according to continuity of care and medication adherence in patients with hypertension in Korea: a national population-based cohort study.
Dayea KimJaewoo Chanull nullPublished in: BMJ open (2023)
In patients with hypertension, high COC and medication adherence for the first 2 years of diagnosis can help prevent medical complications and promote patients' health. Therefore, effective strategies to improve COC and medication adherence are required. Future research should include some factors that may affect the incidence of hypertensive complications, such as familial aggregation, and hazard stratification by the level of blood pressure, which were not considered in this study. Therefore, there may be residual confounding and still room for improvement.
Keyphrases
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- mental health
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