C3- Maintenance of behavioural change Flashcards

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Reasons for non-adherence

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  • stress
  • rational non-adherence
  • learned helplessness
  • lack of support
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Non- adherence

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Failing to follow medical advice

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Stress

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  1. Stress can arise from poverty
  2. Stress associated with chaotic lifestyle, people forget to take meds/ follow advice
  3. Stressed clients are anxious, they may only focus on negative and ignore other important info
  4. Stress can cause information to be forgotten or remembered incorrectly
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Evaluation
- strength

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Research support:
- study showed clients experiencing high stress were non- adherent

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Evaluation
- weakness

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Short vs Long term
- studies only show stress affects non-adherence in the short term, it is unclear if it is still effective in the long term

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Rational Non- adherence

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  • some clients decide to not follow medical advice for logical and rational reasons
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Cost Benefit Analysis

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  • client weighs up costs + benefits of taking a medication
  • 3 main costs
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3 main costs

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Side effects
- some people would rather deal with illness than severe side effects
Financial barriers
- some people are unable to afford medical care
Patient- Practioner relationship
- the level of trust the client has affects non- adherence

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Evaluation
- strength

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Research Support:
- study showed when clients had to start paying for medication, adherence declined

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Evaluation
- weakness

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Unjustified Assumption
- clients do not cost- benefit analysis, what they do is influenced by their stress

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Learned Helplessness

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People who are ill learn to be helpless
- even when there are opportunities to be in control, they’re not taken

Part of being ill means repeatedly facing stressful situations, you feel you cant control

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Relating to Health

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Whether we learn to be helpless or not depends on how we think about health + illness
- a client learns taking control makes no difference to their health so they stop trying

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13
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Evaluation
- strength

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Practical Application
- interventions can target learned helplessness

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Evaluation
- weakness

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Poor research support
- people with learned helplessness still take meds because its easy

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Lack of support

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We are less likely to adhere to medical advice when we do not have help from others
- friends + family
- health professionals

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Family + Friends

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Lack of practical support
- without a social network, nobody to remind to take meds, take to appointments etc…

Lack of emotional support
- adherence is less likely when client lacks people who can help improve their mood

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Health Professional

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Lack of practical support
- lack of information can cause non-adherence
Lack of emotional support
- they may perceive low emotional support which can cause non-adherence

18
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Evaluation
- strength

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Research evidence
- range of evidence linking lack of support and non- adherence
- adherence is low in people living alone

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