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Vertigo: How healthcare providers can address…

In this masterclass, Dr Sheri Pruitt will talk about a powerful, evidence-based approach to change patient behavior. The masterclass will provide tools for healthcare providers to use in order to assess their patients’ current adherence to…

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Vertigo: Behavioral frameworks for understanding patient adherence

Led by Professor John Weinman, this masterclass aims to provide insight into the different behavioral frameworks…

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Vertigo: What is medication adherence? And how can behavioral science help…

Defining adherence from a scientific standpoint. Led by Dr Kate Wolin, this masterclass serves as an…

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Vertigo: Digitalization and the role of innovation

Latest developments in digital patient support programs, and how they can positively influence adherence. In…

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Vertigo – The Theory of Planned Behavior: A Patient’s Control Dilemma

The Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) goes beyond the purely rational, “expectancy–value” approach to examine…

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Vertigo – The Transtheoretical Model and the stages of patient adherence

The Transtheoretical Model: A tool for positive change Vertigo and non-adherence to available therapies…

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The Behavior Change Wheel: A framework for improving vertigo treatment adherence

Key Messages Interventions designed to improve vertigo treatment adherence are often designed without any…

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Vertigo – “Nudging” patients towards better adherence to improve outcomes

Key messages: “Nudging” increases the likelihood of a given behavior by invoking a patient’s System 1 decision…

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