September 10, 2025

Adherence to Medication Regimen and Awareness of the Local Government Support Program Among Employees Diagnosed with Hypertension in a Selected Company

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Descriptive-correlational study examines medication adherence and awareness of local government support in employees with hypertension, highlighting key behavioral factors.

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Medication adherence was moderately high among employees, particularly in following scheduled doses but decreased when symptoms improved.
Awareness of local government support programs was moderately high, yet actual usage and formal communication were notably low.
Behavioral factors, workplace conditions, and financial accessibility significantly influenced medication adherence attitudes among workers.
Highlighting the need for improved communication about local support programs can enhance long-term hypertension management among working adults.

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Mark Angelo Mane (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23cf6b210217d6478b44f https://doi.org/10.64397/nepj.v01i01.2025.a07

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Descriptive-correlational study examines medication adherence and awareness of local government support in employees with hypertension, highlighting key behavioral factors.

Adherence to Medication Regimen and Awareness of the Local Government Support Program Among Employees Diagnosed with Hypertension in a Selected Company

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Adherence to Medication Regimen and Awareness of the Local Government Support Program Among Employees Diagnosed with Hypertension in a Selected Company

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