Clinical Scorecard: SEE Program Strengthens Adherence
At a Glance
| Category | Detail |
|---|---|
| Condition | Glaucoma |
| Key Mechanisms | Motivational interviewing, personalized multimedia education, automated medication reminders, electronic adherence monitoring |
| Target Population | Adults with glaucoma self-reporting poor adherence to ocular hypotensive medication |
| Care Setting | Outpatient, randomized clinical trial |
Key Highlights
- SEE program improved electronic adherence from 63.9% to 77.6%
- 54.9% of SEE participants achieved at least 80% adherence
- Significant reduction in glaucoma-related distress in SEE group
- Intervention included in-person sessions and phone calls with a coach
- Multifaceted interventions are more effective than single-component strategies
Guideline-Based Recommendations
Diagnosis
- Assess adherence using electronic monitoring tools
Management
- Implement personalized, motivational interviewing-based coaching for adherence
Monitoring & Follow-up
- Use electronic bottle monitors to track adherence rates
Risks
- Consider emotional burden and regimen-related distress in management plans
Patient & Prescribing Data
235 adults with glaucoma
Personalized coaching and education significantly enhance adherence
Clinical Best Practices
- Incorporate motivational interviewing techniques in patient education
- Utilize electronic reminders to support medication adherence
- Provide tailored educational content based on individual patient needs
References
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