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Evaluation: What to Do About Drug Adherence? Developing Strategies to Help Our Patients Stay on the Right Path

Upon completion of this course, you will receive the desired credit of 3.20 for this course.

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if you selected "other", please specify.*
Specialty*
- Rheumatology
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Evaluation
This activity improved my:*
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- Knowledge
- Competence/Skills
- Performance
- Patient Outcomes
- None of the Above
This content covered was useful and relevant to my practice.*
- Strongly Agree
- Agree
- Neutral
- Disagree
- Strongly Disagree
The activity was fair, balanced, and free of commercial bias.*
- Strongly Agree
- Agree
- Neutral
- Disagree
- Strongly Disagree
I am better able to: Identify at least 3 genetic, environmental, and hormonal risk factors that have been tied to an increased risk of developing SLE*
- Strongly Agree
- Agree
- Neutral
- Disagree
- Strongly Disagree
I am better able to: List common reasons for medication adherence problems in patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA)*
- Strongly Agree
- Agree
- Neutral
- Disagree
- Strongly Disagree
I am better able to: Develop strategies to overcome insurance barriers caused by prior authorization, step edits, fail-first policies, and other common hurdles*
- Strongly Agree
- Agree
- Neutral
- Disagree
- Strongly Disagree
I am better able to: Identify proven strategies that have improved rates of adherence in patients with chronic diseases such as RA*
- Strongly Agree
- Agree
- Neutral
- Disagree
- Strongly Disagree
I would recommend this activity to others.*
- Strongly Agree
- Agree
- Neutral
- Disagree
- Strongly Disagree
Based on what you learned in this activity, what will you do differently in the care of your patients?*
check all that apply
- Implement new information or skill in my practice
- Create/revise protocols, policies, and/or procedures
- Seek additional information
- Activity validated current practice
- Do nothing differently—The content was not convincing
- Do nothing differently—System barriers prevent me from changing my practice
- Not applicable. I have no patient contact.
Please write a short statement about what you will do differently in your practice because of what you learned*
if no change, write “N/A”
Do you have any suggestions to improve this activity series?*
Are there any specific strategies that you have incorporated to improve medication adherence amongst your patients with RA?*

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What to Do About Drug Adherence? Developing Strategies to Help Our Patients Stay on the Right Path

Lesson: What to Do About Drug Adherence? Developing Strategies to Help Our Patients Stay on the Right Path

Lesson: Adherence vs. Compliance vs. Persistence: A Breakdown

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