Tools
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• Sharing information and decisions,

• ​Getting medicine,

• Organizing medicine,

• Preparing to take medicine,

• ​Remembering to take medicine,

• Monitoring medicine use,

• Problem solving for adherence.

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Best evidence tools for:

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• Patient decisions about cardiovascular disease prevention,

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• Supporting education on aspirin,

• Quality improvement on aspirin,

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• Supporting education on blood pressure medicine,

• Supporting decisions on which blood pressure medicine,

• Quality improvement on blood pressure medicine,

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• Supporting education on statins,

• Quality improvement on statins,

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• Deciding which smoking cessation medicine to implement,

• Supporting decisions on which smoking cessation interventions to take,

• Quality improvement on smoking cessation.

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• Why address adherence,

• Supporting adherence,

• ​Sharing information and decisions,

• ​Practicing shared decision making,

• Prescribing to support adherence,

• Checking understanding of medicine,

• Providing education about medicines,

• Skill development for getting low cost medicines

• Supporting adherence counseling,

• Monitoring adherence,

• Problem solving for adherence.​

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Evidence- and/or experience-based insights on:

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• Implementation strategy,

• Optimizing the adherence process and its implementation for value (e.g. net benefit, patient-centeredness, efficiency, equity, and sustainability), and

• Measuring and monitoring success to demonstrate value.

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• Why address adherence,

• Supporting adherence,

• Training implementers,

• Engaging leaders and employees,

• Overview of a plan to address adherence,

• Planning for implementation of patient supports,

• Planning for implementation of provider supports,

• Planning for implementation of systems supports,​

• Engaging in teamwork,

• Measuring adherence.

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Evidence and experience-based insights on:

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• Key gaps in the adherence literature,

• Optimal study designs to demonstrate implementation effectiveness and drive improvement,

• Optimal measures to measure and improve adherence success, and

• Key study innovations likely to improve the field of adherence research.