MEDICATION ADHERENCE AMONG ELDERLY PATIENTS RECEIVING HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN A SELECTED HOSPITAL OF WATERBERG DISTRICT, LIMPOPO PROVINCE.

<ns7:p> Introduction Medication adherence among elderly patients is crucial for maintaining their health and well-being; many face challenges that hinder their ability to follow prescribed regimens. This study aims to explore medication adherence among the elderly. The findings aim to make a significant contribution to improving the adherence rate among elderly patients <ns7:bold>.</ns7:bold> Methods and analysis Data will be collected through interviews with two central questions, and probing will be used based on the participants’ responses. The collected data will be analysed thematically. Ethics and dissemination The proposal has been approved by the Research Ethics Committee of the University of Venda. Permission to conduct the study will be obtained from the Limpopo Department of Health, the Waterberg District, and the selected hospital. Autonomy, confidentiality, care for the vulnerable group, and informed consent will be maintained. Key findings will be disseminated through academic publications, community settings, policymakers, and healthcare providers in a selected hospital. </ns7:p>

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2026-01-09
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Medication Adherence and Compliance
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MEDICATION ADHERENCE AMONG ELDERLY PATIENTS RECEIVING HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN A SELECTED HOSPITAL OF WATERBERG DISTRICT, LIMPOPO PROVINCE.

TR Lebese, T Mavhungu, AG Mudau
F1000Research
Medication Adherence and Compliance
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MEDICATION ADHERENCE AMONG ELDERLY PATIENTS RECEIVING HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN A SELECTED HOSPITAL OF WATERBERG DISTRICT, LIMPOPO PROVINCE.

TR Lebese, T Mavhungu, AG Mudau
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<ns7:p> Introduction Medication adherence among elderly patients is crucial for maintaining their health and well-being; many face challenges that hinder their ability to follow prescribed regimens. This study aims to explore medication adherence among the elderly. The findings aim to make a significant contribution to improving the adherence rate among elderly patients <ns7:bold>.</ns7:bold> Methods and analysis Data will be collected through interviews with two central questions, and probing will be used based on the participants’ responses. The collected data will be analysed thematically. Ethics and dissemination The proposal has been approved by the Research Ethics Committee of the University of Venda. Permission to conduct the study will be obtained from the Limpopo Department of Health, the Waterberg District, and the selected hospital. Autonomy, confidentiality, care for the vulnerable group, and informed consent will be maintained. Key findings will be disseminated through academic publications, community settings, policymakers, and healthcare providers in a selected hospital. </ns7:p>

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Medication Adherence and Compliance
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