Young, obese, and underweight patients show up inadequately at scheduled appointments: findings from a record-based study on diabetic, hypertensive diabetic, and …
A Majumdar, A Mitra, S Parthibane… - Journal of Family …, 2019 - journals.lww.com
Background: One key barrier to proper management of common cardio-metabolic conditions
such as diabetes and hypertension in primary care is inadequate adherence to treatment,
which, in many cases, results from inadequate follow-up at scheduled appointments. In
addition to provider and health system level factors, individual patient level factors are also
associated with attendance at follow-up appointments. Objective: To document the
association of diabetic, hypertensive diabetic, and hypertensive patient's demographic and …
such as diabetes and hypertension in primary care is inadequate adherence to treatment,
which, in many cases, results from inadequate follow-up at scheduled appointments. In
addition to provider and health system level factors, individual patient level factors are also
associated with attendance at follow-up appointments. Objective: To document the
association of diabetic, hypertensive diabetic, and hypertensive patient's demographic and …
Young, obese, and underweight patients show up inadequately at scheduled appointments: findings from a record-based study on diabetic, hypertensive diabetic, and …
AM Anindo Majumdar, AM Arun Mitra, S Parthibane… - 2019 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Background: One key barrier to proper management of common cardio-metabolic conditions
such as diabetes and hypertension in primary care is inadequate adherence to treatment,
which, in many cases, results from inadequate follow-up at scheduled appointments. In
addition to provider and health system level factors, individual patient level factors are also
associated with attendance at follow-up appointments. Objective: To document the
association of diabetic, hypertensive diabetic, and hypertensive patient's demographic and …
such as diabetes and hypertension in primary care is inadequate adherence to treatment,
which, in many cases, results from inadequate follow-up at scheduled appointments. In
addition to provider and health system level factors, individual patient level factors are also
associated with attendance at follow-up appointments. Objective: To document the
association of diabetic, hypertensive diabetic, and hypertensive patient's demographic and …