THE STUDY OF PATIENT’S INFORMING QUALITY ON RATIONAL DRUG USE
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Abstract: the article focuses the quality of patient’s informing on the rational druguse (RDU). As a result of the study it was found that, according to the patients opinion, the informingquality is generally satisfactory, but there are disadvantagesin terms of information providing on side effects and drug storage. It was also marked a low level of therapeutic communication skills of physicians and a high degree of patient adherence to drug therapy.
Keywords:
rational drug use, compliance, adherence, therapeutic communication, pharmacotherapy, drug therapy.References
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