Compliance Reviewer Flashcards
Observable behavior.
Compliance
Support or commitment to a plan of care
Adherence
What are the Perspective on Compliance?
- Biomedical Theory
- Behavioural/Social Learning Theory
- Communication Models
- Rational Belief Theory
- Self-Regulatory System
More patient-centered.
Adherence
Can be directly measured.
Compliance
It links compliance with patient characteristics such as demographics, severity of disease, and complexity of treatment regimen.
Biomedical Theory
It attempt to explain compliance based on the communication between the patient and healthcare professional.
Communication Models
It suggests that patient decide to comply or not comply by weighing the benefits or treatment and risk of disease through cost-benefit logic.
Rational Belief Theory
It focuses on external factors that influence the patient’s, adherence, such as rewards, cues, contracts, and social supports.
Behavioral/Social Learning Theory
Patients are seen as problem solvers whose regulation of behavior is based on perception of illness, cognitive skills, and past experiences affecting planning and coping to illness.
Self-Regulatory Systems
Resistance of the individual to follow a predetermined and regimen.
Noncompliance
What are the Noncompliant behavior?
- Blaming
- Judgemental
- Disobedience
Reasons for Noncompliance
- Knowledge
- Motivation
- Treatment Factors
- Disease Issued
- Lifestyle Issues
- Sociodemographic Factors
- Psychosocial Variables
Resistance of an individual to follow treatment recommendations that are mutually agreed upon.
Nonadherence
Nonadherence can be:
- Intentional
- Unintentional
Reasons for Nonadherence
- Socioeconomically Related
- Patient Related
- Condition Issues
- Therapy Related
- Healthcare Team or System Related
An individual’s sense of responsibility for his or her own behaviour and to extent to which motivation to act originates from within the person or is influenced by others.
Locus of Control
Dimensions of Locus of Control
- Internal
- Chance external
- Others external
- Doctors external
Has connection with compliance in some therapeutic regimen but not all.
Locus of Control
An internal state that arouses, directs, and sustains human behavior.
Motivation
Creating incentives and decreasing obstacles are challenging for healthcare professionals as educators.
Motivational Factors
Facilitating or blocking factors that shape motivation to learn:
- Personal attributes
- Environmental factors
- Learner relationship systems
Internal factors and external factors.
Motivation
What are the Three (3) Motivational Factors?
- Personal Attributes
- Environmental Influences
- Learner Relationships Systems
