Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6150421 | Contemporary Clinical Trials | 2016 | 41 Pages |
Abstract
Patients filling their first statin prescription will be recruited to complete a 6-month observation run-in period (phase-1) after which medication possession ratio (MPR) will be assessed. Patients meeting criteria for non-adherence (MPR â¤Â 60%) will be invited to participate in the trial. 336 non-adherent new statin users will undergo a fasting lipid panel, complete baseline questionnaires, and be randomly allocated to receive four sessions of adherence education delivered using MInt (EdMInt) or to an education control (EC) delivered at 3-month intervals. Final assessments will occur 12-months after the first EdMInt or EC session. The primary outcome is change in MPR adherence to statin medication from baseline to 12-months. Secondary outcomes include within-patient change in self-reported medication adherence, stage of change and self-efficacy for medication adherence, motivation to adhere to statin medication, and lipid profile.
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Authors
Joshua A. Rash, Kim L. Lavoie, Ronald J. Sigal, David J.T. Campbell, Braden J. Manns, Marcello Tonelli, Tavis S. Campbell,