A study of drug attitude and medication adherence and its relationship with the impact of illness among the mentally ill

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Autor(a) principal: Ram, Dushad
Data de Publicação: 2019
Outros Autores: Mathew, Mintu, Bheemaraju, Samaksha Pasupalate, Hathur, Basavana Gowdappa
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Archives of Clinical Psychiatry
Texto Completo: https://www.revistas.usp.br/acp/article/view/162195
Resumo: Background: Impact of illness may vary with the medication adherence which in turn may vary with the attitude towards drugs. There is a paucity of research examining relationships between these variables. Objective: To study the levels of drug attitude, adherence and its relationship with the impact of illness. Methods: A total of 279 participants with mental illness in remission were assessed with socio-demographic and clinical proforma, scales like Hogan Drug Attitude Inventory (DAI), Impact of Illness Scale (IIS), and Morisky Medication Adherence Scale (MMAS) were used. Results: Mean score on DAI, IIS, and MMAS were 2.38 (SD = 4.6), 25.88 (SD = 6.6), and 5.04 (SD = 2.2) respectively. On linear regression analysis (R2 = .122, DF = 2, F = 17.598, p < .001) IIS Score was statistically significant but negatively associated with the score of MMAS (p < .05) and DAI (p < .05). Discussion: Impact of illness has an inverse relationship with the level of drug attitude and medication adherence. Improving drug attitude and adherence may buffer the impact of illness.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv A study of drug attitude and medication adherence and its relationship with the impact of illness among the mentally ill
title A study of drug attitude and medication adherence and its relationship with the impact of illness among the mentally ill
spellingShingle A study of drug attitude and medication adherence and its relationship with the impact of illness among the mentally ill
Ram, Dushad
Drug attitude
adherence
illness impact
mental illness
title_short A study of drug attitude and medication adherence and its relationship with the impact of illness among the mentally ill
title_full A study of drug attitude and medication adherence and its relationship with the impact of illness among the mentally ill
title_fullStr A study of drug attitude and medication adherence and its relationship with the impact of illness among the mentally ill
title_full_unstemmed A study of drug attitude and medication adherence and its relationship with the impact of illness among the mentally ill
title_sort A study of drug attitude and medication adherence and its relationship with the impact of illness among the mentally ill
author Ram, Dushad
author_facet Ram, Dushad
Mathew, Mintu
Bheemaraju, Samaksha Pasupalate
Hathur, Basavana Gowdappa
author_role author
author2 Mathew, Mintu
Bheemaraju, Samaksha Pasupalate
Hathur, Basavana Gowdappa
author2_role author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Ram, Dushad
Mathew, Mintu
Bheemaraju, Samaksha Pasupalate
Hathur, Basavana Gowdappa
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Drug attitude
adherence
illness impact
mental illness
topic Drug attitude
adherence
illness impact
mental illness
description Background: Impact of illness may vary with the medication adherence which in turn may vary with the attitude towards drugs. There is a paucity of research examining relationships between these variables. Objective: To study the levels of drug attitude, adherence and its relationship with the impact of illness. Methods: A total of 279 participants with mental illness in remission were assessed with socio-demographic and clinical proforma, scales like Hogan Drug Attitude Inventory (DAI), Impact of Illness Scale (IIS), and Morisky Medication Adherence Scale (MMAS) were used. Results: Mean score on DAI, IIS, and MMAS were 2.38 (SD = 4.6), 25.88 (SD = 6.6), and 5.04 (SD = 2.2) respectively. On linear regression analysis (R2 = .122, DF = 2, F = 17.598, p < .001) IIS Score was statistically significant but negatively associated with the score of MMAS (p < .05) and DAI (p < .05). Discussion: Impact of illness has an inverse relationship with the level of drug attitude and medication adherence. Improving drug attitude and adherence may buffer the impact of illness.
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