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. 2012 Feb 27;4(2):43–49. doi: 10.4254/wjh.v4.i2.43

Table 1.

Patient characteristics

Socio-demographic Treatment regimen Disease condition Healthcare team
Age Name of HBV antiviral medication Duration of HBV infection Language spoken at the consultation with the doctor
Sex Dose scheduling instructions Patient’s perception of their general health Whether the patient understood their doctor
Highest level of education Dietary instructions Patient’s perception of their disease condition Whether they had received an education session by health professional about their disease condition and their understanding of the importance of medication adherence
Country of birth Length of treatment Complications experienced
Ethnicity Number of prescription pills taken per day Cirrhosis status
Language spoken at home Whether patient had skipped taking their medications before
The last time they had skipped taking their medications
Reasons for failing to take their medications
Side effects
Patient’s perception of the therapeutic benefit of their medication
Type of medication packaging
Use of memory aid