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2017, ContraceptionCitation Excerpt :Using pharmacy claims medication refill data may be superior to self-report by avoiding biases related to self-report; however, these methods have only been compared directly in a few contraception studies. One study indicated a discrepancy between self-report and pharmacy claims data, wherein 59% of 769 women reported continuous use of OCPs for 12 months but only 39% had enough pills supplied for 12 months of continuous use [9], suggesting that self-report data may not be a valid adherence measure [10]. Medication adherence encompasses both use consistency and continuity (i.e., absence of gaps in use).
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2015, Patient Education and CounselingCitation Excerpt :Emerging evidence also suggests that patient activation is a factor that may predict hospitalization, emergency room utilization, and/or medication adherence in chronically ill populations [21,24,25]. Moreover, studies have underscored the impact of poor medication adherence on increased hospitalization and emergency room utilization in chronically ill populations [26–29]. Currently, the Patient Activation Measure (PAM) is the only validated instrument that comprehensively measures the degree to which patients are activated to manage their own health care [22] The PAM, which was developed and refined by Hibbard et al., contains Likert-response questions each soliciting unique information on the patient's knowledge, skills, and beliefs to self-manage their own care, collaborate with their health care providers, and maintain health behaviors while preventing decline (Table 1).