Medication adherence after transplant is critical to prevent organ rejection. Novel adherence monitoring approaches can assist patients and provide certainty about adherence, but may also be experienced as intrusive or questioning. The research team will analyze attitudes of patients, caregivers and transplant clinicians towards emerging monitoring approaches in interviews and focus groups to optimize the potential for patient-centeredness in clinical care, research studies, and policy.
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Understanding Key Stakeholder Attitudes Towards Novel Methods of Remotely Monitoring Medication Adherence after Transplantation
Harald Schmidt, MD, MA
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Grant Type
Making a Difference
Grant Cycle
fall 2018
Duration
18 months
Amount
$192,437
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Grace S. Lee-Riddle et al, Transplant recipient, care partner, and clinician perceptions of medication adherence monitoring technology: A mixed methods study, American Journal of Transplantation, Apr 2024
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