Teknologi dan Peningkatan Kepatuhan Pengobatan

Oleh :

dr. Michael Sintong Halomoan

Kepatuhan pengobatan merupakan bagian kerjasama antara dokter dan pasien untuk mendapatkan kesembuhan maksimal. Saat ini, teknologi dipertimbangkan untuk meningkatkan kepatuhan pengobatan pasien sehingga dokter maupun pasien dapat memantau pengobatannya.

Kepatuhan pengobatan adalah perilaku seseorang dalam mengonsumsi obat, mengikuti pola makan, dan/atau mengubah gaya hidup, sesuai dengan rekomendasi penyedia layanan kesehatan. Kepatuhan pengobatan merupakan tantangan besar kesehatan masyarakat dalam tata laksana penyakit, terutama penyakit kronis.

Di negara berkembang ketidakpatuhan pengobatan penyakit kronis berkisar antara 30–50% dan diduga angka ini lebih tinggi di negara sedang berkembang. Beberapa faktor dapat memengaruhi kepatuhan pengobatan adalah kurangnya edukasi, kondisi ekonomi, efek samping obat, hingga kurangnya komunikasi dokter-pasien. Peningkatan kepatuhan pengobatan dapat memberikan pengaruh dalam kesehatan masyarakat.[1-3]

(Konten ini khusus untuk dokter. Registrasi untuk baca selengkapnya)

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