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Patient’s awareness on COPD is the strongest predictor of persistence and adherence in treatment-naïve patients in real life: A prospective cohort study

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There is little evidence about the factors that predict persistence/adherence in treatment-naïve patients with COPD in clinical practice. The aim of this study was to evaluate persistence and adherence levels among treatment-naïve patients diagnosed with COPD who had a prescribed inhaled medication, using data from real-world clinical practice. |

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