aAdherence endpoint is proportion of antipsychotic dosages taken over a month assessed by 2 unannounced home-based pill counts 30 days apart at 6 months (possible range 0–1). bWHODAS endpoint is WHO Disability Assessment Schedule 2.0, indicating proportion of loss of functioning at 6 months (possible range 0–1). cCGI endpoint is Clinical Global Impression–Severity assessed at 6 months (possible range 1–7). dAdherence (baseline) is based on medication refill adherence over the past year at baseline: people who collected all 6 refills were considered adherent, and those who missed any of the 6 refills were considered nonadherent.</p
<p>The data points and bars indicate mean percentage and standard deviation of the expected unreturn...
Objectives: To describe factors associated with initiation of depot antipsychotic medications in psy...
*<p>Correlation is significant at the 1% level (two-sided).</p><p>BPRS, Brief Psychiatry Rating Scal...
<p>Clinical assessments for patient groups. Medication status and mean (SD) of Age, Duration of Illn...
Prior studies have demonstrated the importance of treatment persistence with anti-psychotic agents i...
The importance of medication adherence in sustaining control of schizophrenic symptoms has generated...
AbstractObjectivesThis study identifies latent classes defined by varying degrees of adherence to an...
Adherence to medication for the treatment of Conclusion: The observed rate of antipsychotic medicati...
grantor: University of TorontoNoncompliance in schizophrenia has been linked to increased ...
<p>* adjusted for Step, age, number of medicines at baseline, antipsychotics, antiepileptics, antide...
Each individual who was prescribed at least one antipsychotic at admission and discharge (n = 325) i...
<p><i>Note:</i> all tests corrected for heteroscedacity; HC, healthy controls; ROP, Recent Onset Psy...
*<p>Correlation is significant at the 1% level (two-sided).</p><p>BPRS, Brief Psychiatry Rating Scal...
BACKGROUND: Factors influencing patient and clinician perspectives in the assessment of medication a...
Background: Maintenance antipsychotic medication is recommended for people with schizophrenia or rec...
<p>The data points and bars indicate mean percentage and standard deviation of the expected unreturn...
Objectives: To describe factors associated with initiation of depot antipsychotic medications in psy...
*<p>Correlation is significant at the 1% level (two-sided).</p><p>BPRS, Brief Psychiatry Rating Scal...
<p>Clinical assessments for patient groups. Medication status and mean (SD) of Age, Duration of Illn...
Prior studies have demonstrated the importance of treatment persistence with anti-psychotic agents i...
The importance of medication adherence in sustaining control of schizophrenic symptoms has generated...
AbstractObjectivesThis study identifies latent classes defined by varying degrees of adherence to an...
Adherence to medication for the treatment of Conclusion: The observed rate of antipsychotic medicati...
grantor: University of TorontoNoncompliance in schizophrenia has been linked to increased ...
<p>* adjusted for Step, age, number of medicines at baseline, antipsychotics, antiepileptics, antide...
Each individual who was prescribed at least one antipsychotic at admission and discharge (n = 325) i...
<p><i>Note:</i> all tests corrected for heteroscedacity; HC, healthy controls; ROP, Recent Onset Psy...
*<p>Correlation is significant at the 1% level (two-sided).</p><p>BPRS, Brief Psychiatry Rating Scal...
BACKGROUND: Factors influencing patient and clinician perspectives in the assessment of medication a...
Background: Maintenance antipsychotic medication is recommended for people with schizophrenia or rec...
<p>The data points and bars indicate mean percentage and standard deviation of the expected unreturn...
Objectives: To describe factors associated with initiation of depot antipsychotic medications in psy...
*<p>Correlation is significant at the 1% level (two-sided).</p><p>BPRS, Brief Psychiatry Rating Scal...