Data for: SELF-PERCEIVED ADVERSE EVENTS ARE THE MAIN REASON FOR NON-ADHERENCE TO PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF EPILEPSY

Name: Data for: SELF-PERCEIVED ADVERSE EVENTS ARE THE MAIN REASON FOR NON-ADHERENCE TO PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF EPILEPSY
Creator: HELOISE HELENA SIQUEIRA BORGES
Published: 2019-10-22T22:18:54.643Z
Keywords: Epilepsy, Adherence to Medical Regimen

SIQUEIRA BORGES, HELOISE HELENA; Walz, Roger; Sampaio Cortes Leite, Paulo Henrique; Diesel, Marcelo; Pereira Scolari, Leticia; Schiavini, Marcel; Salter Dalbem, Juliane; Koeche, Bruna; Borghi Petrus Costa, Thiago; Lin, Katia; Silva, Paulo Eduardo; Wolf, Peter

doi:10.17632/7x7vc6w9k5.1

Data for: SELF-PERCEIVED ADVERSE EVENTS ARE THE MAIN REASON FOR NON-ADHERENCE TO PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF EPILEPSY

Published: 22 October 2019| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/7x7vc6w9k5.1

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HELOISE HELENA SIQUEIRA BORGES, Roger Walz, Paulo Henrique Sampaio Cortes Leite, Marcelo Diesel, Leticia Pereira Scolari, Marcel Schiavini, Juliane Salter Dalbem, Bruna Koeche, Thiago Borghi Petrus Costa, Katia Lin, Paulo Eduardo Silva, Peter Wolf

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Non-adherence rates among people with epilepsy (PWE) are widely variable, ranging from 26% to 95.4%. We aimed to identify non-adherence in Brazil, its determinant factors, its impact on patients’ management and to compare it with other chronic non-paroxysmal diseases

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