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Medication taking behaviour
- The decisions a patient makes and acts upon related to the use of drug products and dosage regimens observed as patient compliance.
- Is influenced by the patient's beliefs, attitudes, preferences, and wants, and experiences related to drug therapy.
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- Industry/Domain: Health care
- Category: Pharmacy
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