Kronik psikotik hastalarda taburculuk sonrası takip ve tedaviye uyum

Hemen bütün hastalıklarda, özellikle kronik hastalıklarda tedaviye uyum sorunu tedavinin başarısını engelleyen önemli bir etmendir. Psikiyatrik hasta gruplarında tedaviyi sürdürmeme, kontrol randevularına gelmeme oranı %20-50 olarak bildirilmekte iken, psikotik hastalarda bu oran %70-80’e kadar çıkabilmektedir. Tedaviyi etkileyen birçok etken bulunmaktadır. Özellikle içgörüsü olmayan psikotik hastalarda tedavi uyumu birçok sorun taşımaktadır. Bu sorunlar bireysel, aileye ilişkin, sisteme ilişkin ve tedavi yan etkilerine ilişkin etkenler olarak sınıflandırılabilir.

Compliance to follow-up and treatment after discharge among chronic psychotic patients

Almost for all disease, especially for chronic ones, compliance is an important factor prevents the success of treatment. While non-compliance and no-show in outpatient follow up appointments declared as 20% - 50% for psychiatric patient populations, it can be 70% - 80% for psychotic patients. For all disease, especially for psychotic patients without insight, there are many factors affecting compliance which can be classified as personal problems and problems concerning family, health system and side effects of medication.

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