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Validation of Score Card to Predict Adherence of Medications in Children and Adolescent Population with Psychiatric Disorders

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Figure 1: Persistence with secondary prevention medication in the 24 months after
Figure 3: Gap between prescription and medication use.(14)
Figure : Reasons cited for medication Non adherence (43)
Figure: Comparison of varying adherence rates by using different methods in the same
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