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World J Meta-Anal. Aug 26, 2017; 5(4): 103-123
Published online Aug 26, 2017. doi: 10.13105/wjma.v5.i4.103
Published online Aug 26, 2017. doi: 10.13105/wjma.v5.i4.103
Ref. | Study | Non-adherence rates |
Keck et al[47], 1996a | n = 101; duration-past month; clinical interview and serum levels | 64% fully or partially non-adherent |
Keck et al[48], 1998 | n = 134; duration - 12 mo; clinical interview | 53% fully or partially non-adherent |
Strakowski et al[49], 1998 | n = 109 (83 with BD); duration - 12 mo; clinical interviews | 59% fully or partially non-adherent |
Weiss et al[50], 1998 | n = 44 with BD and SUD; cross-sectional study; clinical interviews | 79% fully or partially non-adherent (35% took medications less than 67% of the time) |
Colom et al[51], 2000 | n = 200; duration 2 yr; clinical interviews with patients and relatives and serum levels for mood stabilizers | 40% fully or partially non-adherent |
Svarstad et al[52], 2001 | n = 67; duration 12 mo; retrospective claims data | 33% irregular use |
Calabrese et al[53], 2000 | n = 324 with RCBD; duration - 6 mo; clinical interview | 34% |
Greenhouse et al[54], 2000 | n = 32: duration - 1 wk; self-report | 25% |
Lam et al[55], 2003 | n = 52; duration - 6 mo; serum levels and self-reports | Serum levels - 7%-22%; self-report - 12%-33% |
Calabrese et al[56], 2005 | n = 254 with RCBD; duration - 30 mo; clinical interview | 20%-28% |
Coletti et al[57], 2005 | n = 38 adolescents; duration - 1 mo; parent reports | 66% fully or partially non-adherent |
Fleck et al[58], 2005 | n = 50; cross-sectional study; visual analogue scale | 52% fully or partially non-adherent |
Roy et al[33], 2005 | n = 100 (42 with BD); cross-sectional study; clinical interview | 91% |
Sajatovic et al[46], 2005 | n = 52; duration - 3 mo; self-reports and DAI-10 | 12% |
Sajatovic et al[59], 2006a | n = 323; cross-sectional study; clinical interview | 36% partially or fully non-adherent |
Clatworthy et al[36], 2007 | n = 16; cross-sectional study; self-report-qualitative data | 81% |
DelBello et al[60], 2007 | n = 71 adolescents; duration 12 mo; clinical interviews | 65% fully or partially non-adherent |
Johnson et al[61], 2007 | n = 469; cross-sectional study; web-based survey; self-report | 30% |
Montoya et al[62], 2007 | n = 312; cross-sectional study; clinical interviews | 40% fully or partially non-adherent |
Sajatovic et al[63], 2007c | n = 205 with RCBD; duration - 6 mo; clinical interview | 20% |
Shabani and Eftekhar[64], 2007 | n = 22; duration - 17 mo; clinical interview | 38% |
Strakowski et al[65], 2007 | n = 96 (United States) and 46 (Taiwan); duration – 1 yr (Taiwan) to 8 yr (United States); clinical interviews | 21% (Taiwan) - 41% (United States) followed up without full treatment adherence |
Baldessarini et al[66], 2008a | n = 429; duration -last 10 d; self-report | 34% (psychiatrists rated 6%-18% as non-adherent) |
Copeland et al[67], 2008 | n = 435; duration - past 4 d; self-report of missed dose and self-report-MMAS | 27% on missed dose and 46% on MMAS |
Sajatovic et al[40], 2008 | n = 302; duration - 3 yr; clinical interview | 12% |
Zeber et al[68], 2008 | n = 435; cross-sectional study; self-report and MMAS | Overall 30%; 23% (self-report) to 46% (MMAS) |
Taj et al[69], 2008 | n = 23; cross-sectional study; clinical interviews | 26% |
Azorin et al[70], 2009 | n = 766; duration 2 yr; clinical interview | At baseline - 44% (pure mania) - 50% (mixed mania); at 2 yr - 8% (pure mania) - 16% (mixed mania) |
Clatworthy et al[71], 2009 | n = 223; cross-sectional study; self-report - MARS | 30% |
Martinez-Aran et al[74], 2009 | n = 103; cross-sectional study; clinical interviews with patients and relatives and serum levels for mood stabilizers | 41% |
Mazza et al[75], 2009 | n = 131 (94 with BD); duration - 12 mo; serum levels and relatives’ reports | 22% |
Sajatovic et al[72], 2009a | n = 140; cross-sectional study; self-report-TRQ | 19% |
Sajatovic et al[39], 2009b | n = 164; duration - 12 mo; self-report | 19% |
Sharifi et al[73], 2009 | n = 76; duration - 8 wk; clinical interview | 29% |
Bates et al[76], 2010 | n = 1052; cross-sectional study; web-based survey; self-report -MMAS | 49.50% |
Devulapalli et al[77], 2010 | n = 140; duration - past month; self-report | 19% |
González-Pinto et al[78], 2010 | n = 1831; duration - 24 mo; clinical interview | 23% |
Hou et al[79], 2010 | n = 35; cross-sectional study; self-report -MMAS | 54% |
Jónsdóttir et al[80], 2010 | n = 280 (114 with BD); duration- past week; self-report, MARS-5, serum levels | Serum levels - 34%; self-report - 16% |
Gutiérrez-Rojas et al[81], 2010 | n = 108; cross-sectional study; clinical interviews with patients and relatives and serum levels for mood stabilizers | 17% |
Perlis et al[82], 2010 | n = 3640; duration - 12 mo; self-reports and clinical interviews | 54% fully or partially non-adherent (24% non-adherent on 20% or more study visits) |
Cely et al[83], 2011 | n = 124; cross-sectional study; self-report-MMAS | 30% |
Cruz et al[35], 2011 | n = 17 elderly subjects; cross-sectional study; self-report-MMAS | 88% |
Hong et al[84], 2011 | n =1341; duration - 21 mo; clinical interview | 24% |
Savaş et al[85], 2011 | n = 147; duration - 12 mo; self-report | 27% |
Sajatovic et al[86], 2011b | n= 140; duration - 1 mo; TRQ | 18% |
Mahmood et al[87], 2011 | n = 40; duration - 1 mo; clinical interview | 62% |
Barraco et al[88], 2012 | n = 650; duration - 12 mo; self-report-SMAQ and DAI-10 | 60% at baseline; 31% at 9 mo; 33% at 12 mo |
Eker and Harkin[89], 2012 | n = 71; duration - 6 wk; ANT, self-report-MARS, TOS | 60%-61% at baseline; 13%-76% at 6wk |
Murru et al[90], 2012 | n = 76 schizoaffective disorder-bipolar type; duration - 10 yr; partly retrospective based on clinical interviews with patients and families and serum levels | 41% |
Miasso et al[91], 2012 | n = 101; cross-sectional study; self-report-MMAS | 63% |
Sajatovic et al[92], 2012 | n = 43; duration - 6 mo; self-report-TRQ, MMAS; Pill counts | TRQ - 48%-51% at baseline; 21%-25% at 6 mo - Pill counts - 58% at baseline |
Vieta et al[93], 2012 | n = 2448 psychiatrists; duration-3 mo; questionnaire survey | 57% patients rated fully or partially non-adherent |
Sharma et al[94], 2012 | n = 127; cross-sectional study; self-report | 40% |
Belzeaux et al[95], 2013 | n = 382; cross-sectional study; self-report - MARS and clinical interviews | 25% |
de Souza et al[96], 2013 | n = 36 cross-sectional study; self-report - MMAS | 78% |
Gibson et al[97], 2013 | n = 24; cross-sectional study; self-report | 50%-77% fully or partially non adherent |
Hibdye et al[98], 2013 | n = 410; cross-sectional study; self-report - MMAS | 51% |
Jónsdóttir et al[99], 2013 | n = 255 (109 with BD); duration - past week; self-report, serum levels | 42% fully or partially non-adherent |
Murru et al[100], 2013 | schizoaffective disorder-bipolar type (n = 75) and BD (n = 151); duration - 10 yr; partly retrospective based on clinical interviews with patients and families and serum levels | BD - 33%; schizoaffective disorder-bipolar type - 44% |
Arvilommi et al[101], 2014 | n = 168; duration 18 mo; clinical interview | > 50% non-adherent |
Kassis et al[102], 2014 | n = 76; cross-sectional study; questionnaire based | 55% |
Ghaffari-Nejad et al[103], 2015 | n = 123; duration-6 mo; DAI = 10 | 61% fully or partially non-adherent |
Hajda et al[104], 2015 | n = 33; cross-sectional study; self-report - DAI-10 | 58% |
Ibrahim et al[105], 2015 | n = 358 (177 with BD); cross-sectional study; self-report-MMAS-8 | 46% |
Levin et al[106], 2015 | n = 65; duration-3 mo; self-report-TRQ | 32%-59% at baseline; 10%-40% at 3 mo |
Mert et al[107], 2015 | n = 68; duration - 6 mo; self-reports; relatives’ reports, medical records | 45% |
Azadforouz et al[108], 2016 | n = 47; duration-6 mo; clinical interview | 36% |
Mousavi et al[32], 2016 | n = 73 with BD and psychotic symptoms; cross-sectional study; clinical interviews | 96% |
- Citation: Chakrabarti S. Medication non-adherence in bipolar disorder: Review of rates, demographic and clinical predictors. World J Meta-Anal 2017; 5(4): 103-123
- URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/2308-3840/full/v5/i4/103.htm
- DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.13105/wjma.v5.i4.103