Medication non-adherence and its predictors among patients with bipolar disorder in Northwest Ethiopia - Scientific Reports

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Medication Adherence Relapse Rate

Medication Adherence decreases Relapse Rate.

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non-adherence to BD medications exacerbates symptoms and is linked to lower rates of remission and recovery, as well as higher rates of recurrence, relapse, and hospitalization.
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Improving Treatment Adherence in Bipolar Disorder: A Review of Current Psychosocial Treatment Efficacy and Recommendations for Future Treatment Development - PMC

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