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• W2985008859 abstract "To describe an injectable extended-release antipsychotic pharmacotherapeutic follow-up program and to assess adherence among patients included in the program.A coordinated program is described involving hospital and primary care pharmacy, which included electronic prescription, reviewing, and dispensing of injectable antipsychotic agents in mental health and primary health care centers. Adherence to treatment was assessed in a 1-month prospective observational cross-sectional study which included all patients under treatment with injectable extended- release antipsychotics in a health area of more than 500,000 inhabitants. The variables collected were: medication administered, frequency of administration, administration center, and whether or not the patient attended the center. Patients were considered to have adhered to treatment if they had attended their appointments within a margin of ± 7 days. Results: A total of 919 patients and 1,073 appointments were included. Eleven mental health units and 40 primary health care centers participated in data collection. In 95.7 % (1,027) of cases, the patients attended the appointment. No differences were found in adherence between drugs or administration frequency. However, differences were found between mental health units and primary health care centers. Patient adherence was slightly higher in mental health units (97.6% vs 91.1%; P < 0.001).The high adherence rate shows that the described followup program is effective. Further long-term studies are needed to confirm this trend.Objetivo: Describir un programa de seguimiento farmacoterapéutico de antipsicóticos inyectables de liberación prolongada y evaluar la adherencia de los pacientes incluidos.Método: Se describe un programa de prescripción electrónica, validación y dispensación de antipsicóticos a unidades de salud mental y centros de salud, coordinado entre farmacia de hospital y de atención primaria. La adherencia al tratamiento se evaluó mediante un estudio prospectivo, observacional y transversal de un mes realizado en un área sanitaria a más de 500.000 habitantes, en el que se incluyeron todos los pacientes en tratamiento con un antipsicótico inyectable de liberación prolongada. Las variables recogidas fueron: medicamento administrado, frecuencia de administración, centro de administración y si el paciente acudía o no a la administración, considerando que acudía si lo hacía en ± 7 días. Resultados: Se incluyeron un total de 919 pacientes y 1.073 consultas programadas. En la recogida de datos participaron 11 unidades de salud mental y 40 centros de salud. En un 95,7% (1.027) de los casos, los pacientes acudieron a la administración del antipsicótico inyectable de liberación prolongada. No se encontraron diferencias en la adherencia entre los medicamentos ni entre frecuencias de administración, pero sí con respecto al centro donde se administraba el medicamento (unidades de salud mental frente a centros de salud), presentando una ligera mayor adherencia los pacientes de las unidades de salud mental (97,6% frente al 91,1%; p < 0,001).Conclusiones: La elevada adherencia conseguida revela que el programa de seguimiento descrito es efectivo. En el futuro son necesarios estudios de mayor duración que confirmen esta tendencia." @default.
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• W2985008859 title "Assessment of adherence to treatment with injectable extended-release antipsychotics within a pharmacotherapeutic follow-up program." @default.
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