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Journal of Preventive Medicine

ISSN: 2572-5483

July 16-17, 2018

London, UK

Preventive Medicine 2018

Page 19

9

th

Edition of International Conference on

Preventive Medicine

& Public Health

Objective:

To explore the medication adherence and treatment

satisfactionand to identify its’ factorsassociatedamongpatients

with type 2 diabetes treated at community health service center

of Guangdong province, China.

Methods:

A cross-sectional study was carried out among

T2DM patients form 22 community health service centers of

Guangdong province, China. Data on patient socio-demographic,

diabetic complications, medication adherence and treatment

satisfaction were also collected.

Results:

4,560 T2DM patients were enrolled in the study. 43.1%

of patients reported good medication adherence and 56.9% non-

adherent. The average satisfaction scores in the effectiveness,

side effects, convenience, and global satisfaction domains were

62.3±7.1, 81.1±10.5, 63.7±10.7, and 70.3±6.7 respectively. There

wasasignificant difference in themeanscoreof the four domains

(p<0.001) among patients with different levels of adherence.

The Pearson correlation coefficient between total adherence

and overall treatment satisfaction score indicated a significant

positive correlation (r=0.413; p<0.001). Logistic regression

analysis showed that educational level (OR=1.489), duration of

DM (OR=0.473), presence of complication (OR=0.812), income

(OR=1.989), pattern of antidiabetic treatment (OR=0.697),

number of medications (OR=0.628), treatment satisfaction

(OR=2.173) were the main impact factors associated with

adherence to antidiabetic therapy.

Conclusions:

The medication adherence and treatment

satisfaction among patients with type 2 diabetes treated at

community health service center of Guangdong, China remains

unsatisfactory. Low treatment satisfaction may be an important

barrier for achieving high rates of adherence to treatment among

patients with type 2 diabetes.

Biography

Zhiheng Zhou received his Bachelor’s degree inClinicMedicine in 2002, and

PhD degree in General Practice from Capital Medical University of China in

2012. He worked as Associate Professor at Guangzhou Medical University

till 2015. He joined Dr.Sareh Parangi’s lab and served as Postdoctoral fellow

at Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, USA from

2015 to 2017. He is currently working as Doctor and Associate Professor

at Futian Hospital for prevention and treatment of chronic disease, China.

He engaged in 18 research projects included community chronic diseas-

es, chemical carcinogenesis mechanism and molecular epidemiology of

chronic diseases. He is a highly productive scholar, he has authored or

co-authored 160 papers were published in national and Chinese journals.

zhihengz@163.com

Medication adherence and treatment

satisfaction among patients with type 2

diabetes treated at community health service

center of Guangdong province, China

Zhiheng Zhou

Futian Hospital for prevention and treatment of Chronic Disease, Shenzhen, China

Zhiheng Zhou, J Prev Med 2018, Volume 3

DOI: 10.21767/2572-5483-C1-001