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Treatment satisfaction and medication adherence among hypertensive patients seeking care in selected hospitals in Ibadan, Nigeria
Poor adherence to hypertension treatment is a major health-related problem, and a significant risk factor for complications, disability and hypertension associated mortality. There is a paucity of evidence on the impact of treatment satisfaction on medication adherence among hypertensive patients...
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