Sirey et al. (2017)19
|
USA |
TIP Program |
Multi-faceted
(Cognitive education and information; and behavioral counselling) |
TIP
Program is an effective intervention to improve early adherence to
pharmacotherapy. Also, interventional group were 5 times more likely to
be adherent at 6 weeks and were 3 times more likely to be adherent to
their antidepressant pharmacotherapy at both 6 and 12 weeks.
Furthermore, interventional group showed a significant reduction in
depressive symptoms. |
Aljumah and Hassali (2015)47
|
Saudi Arabia |
Pharmacist interventions SDM |
Education and information |
Pharmacist
interventions based on SDM, intervention group showed significant
differences in adherence to medication, treatment satisfaction, general
overuse beliefs, specific concern beliefs, and total general beliefs
about medicines. However, severity of depression and quality of live
were not significantly change between intervention and control group at
the end of six months. After 6 months, intervention group patients
showed statistically significant in adherence to antidepressants and
treatment satisfaction, and a decrease in concern beliefs and general
beliefs about medicines. |
Bhat et al. (2018)49
|
USA
|
A pharmacist-led multidisciplinary telemonitoring service
|
Multi-faceted
(Education and information; and monitor feedback (adherence and
disease))
|
The clinical pharmacist-led multidisciplinary antidepressant
telemonitoring service is a resource to monitor patients after
antidepressant initiation or uptitration in primary care settings and
provided interventions for patients. However, unable to strongly assess
the
impact of clinical pharmacists’ interventions.
|
Isa et al. (2018)54
|
Nigeria |
Psycho-education and basic CBT
strategies |
Multi-faceted (Cognitive education and information; and
behavioral counselling) |
The effect of a psycho-educational and basic
CBT intervention resulted in reduction in depressive symptoms,
improvements in knowledge of depression, hope, and attitude towards
treatment adherence one week and four weeks after the
intervention. |
Taleban et al. (2016)61
|
Iran |
Bibliotherapy and
text messaging |
Counselling (Cognitive behavioral interventions) |
Based on treatment compliance not significantly affected through group,
but factors interactive effect of group factor and the time factor was
statistically significant. Neither of the groups showed significant
variations of the treatment compliance in different times comprising
before the treatment, after the treatment or during the following up
procedure. However, intensity of depressive symptoms was significantly
affected through time and group factors as well as time‑group
interaction. Neither of the interventional groups differed in intensity
of depressive symptoms. |
Vannachavee et al. (2016)62
|
Thailand |
DAEP |
Multi-faceted (Motivational interviewing; and cognitive and behavioral
counselling) |
The participants in the experimental group had more
correct drug adherence behaviors in terms of the dosage and timing
during the sixth week than that of the participants in the control
group. Also, the patients who received the DAEP had better depression
scores after the intervention than those who received only the usual
care. |
Klang et al. (2015)67
|
Israel
|
CPs management
|
Multi-faceted
(Education and information, reminders, and monitor feedback (adherence
and disease))
|
Measure adherence to antidepressant treatment at 6 months. At 1 month,
the adherence rate was 71% in the CP group and at 6 months, the rates
were high (55%) than control group of 42%. At 1 month, the adherence
rate was 57% in the control group and at 6 months, the rate was
15.2%.
|
LeBlanc et al. (2015)68
|
USA |
DMC |
Education and
information |
The use of DMC by primary care clinicians and patients
with moderate to severe depression during clinical encounters was
feasible and effectively improved patient knowledge and engagement in
the decision-making process, as well as patient and clinician
satisfaction with that process. However, use of the decision aid, had no
discernible effect on encounter duration, depression control, and
medication use and adherence. |
Hammonds et al. (2015)71
|
USA |
Electronic medication reminder
application |
Reminders |
Participants use of a medication reminder app
were 3.5 times more likely to adhere to their medication regimen than
those in the control group. However, depression symptoms were reduced
from baseline, but the magnitude of change was not greater in
participants using the medication reminder app. |
Pradeep et al. (2014)72
|
India
|
Community care support
|
Multi-faceted
(Education and information; and monitor feedback (adherence and
disease))
|
The number of clinic related visits and the duration of treatment (as
measured by the number of weeks that subjects took antidepressant
medication) was significantly greater in the interventional group
compared to control group. While there was a significant difference in
the treatment adherence pattern between the two groups, there was no
significant difference in the outcomes of depression and quality of life
at six months follow up.
|