Patient and economic benefits of psychological support for noncompliant patients

Reed, Phil; Osborne, Lisa A.; Whittall, C. Mair; Emery, Simon; Truzoli, Roberto

doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2022.829880

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Patient and economic benefits of psychological support for noncompliant patients

Phil Reed

, Lisa A. Osborne, C. Mair Whittall, Simon Emery, Roberto Truzoli

Frontiers in Psychology, Volume: 13

Swansea University Author: Phil Reed

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The current paper provides an overview of treatment noncompliance at various points in the treatment pathway, especially with respect to treatment for Pelvic-floor Dysfunction (PFD). The effects of noncompliance on healthcare are considered, and examples of supporting patients psychologically to inc...

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Patient and economic benefits of psychological support for noncompliant patients

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