Therapy. Affect and affirmations--a 'basic' approach to promote adherence
- PMID: 22411288
- DOI: 10.1038/nrcardio.2012.35
Therapy. Affect and affirmations--a 'basic' approach to promote adherence
Abstract
Efforts to improve health-care quality and efficiency will fail if patients with chronic disease do not adhere to medications and healthy lifestyles. A novel, psychological approach is to change behavior using ‘affect’ and ‘affirmations’. We explore this strategy’s potential, when added to the existing arsenal of interventions, to improve adherence.
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