Medication Adherence Scale - EASA
patient’s subjective experience of treatment with antipsychotic drugs to be quantified (Barbeŕa et al, 2006). Later works focused more on the impact of pharmacological therapy on quality of life, and the relationship between this (i.e. the patient’s subjective experience) and their attitudes and adherence to medication.
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