Non-adherence to treatment is an increasing problem for patients with end stage renal disease under haemodialysis.Aim: This study aimed to review the basic literature mentioned to the correlation between haemodialysis patient demographic characteristics and non-adherence to their treatment regimen.Method: Studies written in English published in 2002-2013 were identified through PubMed, PubMed Central, Dove press, Scopus. Clinical trials and review articles were excluded. Key- words used for search included a combination of adherence / non-adherence and haemodialysis in titles. Results: According to the literature, patient demographic characteristics are important factors for patient adherence to treatment regimen. Generally, factors associated with increased level of non-adherence to haemodialysis treatment regimen included young age, sex, race and educational level. Conclusions: Early identification of risk factors, inclusion of patients in the health care team and participation in clinical decision making, can lead to behavior adherence.
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abstract = {Non-adherence to treatment is an increasing problem for patients with end stage renal disease under haemodialysis.Aim: This study aimed to review the basic literature mentioned to the correlation between haemodialysis patient demographic characteristics and non-adherence to their treatment regimen.Method: Studies written in English published in 2002-2013 were identified through PubMed, PubMed Central, Dove press, Scopus. Clinical trials and review articles were excluded. Key- words used for search included a combination of adherence / non-adherence and haemodialysis in titles. Results: According to the literature, patient demographic characteristics are important factors for patient adherence to treatment regimen. Generally, factors associated with increased level of non-adherence to haemodialysis treatment regimen included young age, sex, race and educational level. Conclusions: Early identification of risk factors, inclusion of patients in the health care team and participation in clinical decision making, can lead to behavior adherence.},
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