Natasha Lindsay, Abigail Runicles, Mark H Johnson, Emily J H Jones, Patrick F Bolton, Tony Charman, Charlotte Tye
Early development and epilepsy in tuberous sclerosis complex: A prospective longitudinal study
Developmental medicine and child neurology
assess added value novel mobile educative application standard counselling aspirin adherence pregnancy versus standard counselling alone participants randomly assigned additional use mobile educative application standard counselling alone main outcome measures adherence aspirin measured two validated questionnaires simplified medication adherence questionnaire smaq believes behaviour questionnaire bbq patients reported tablet intake 90 total 174 women indication aspirin pregnancy included questionnaires filled 126 174 participants 724 similar results found app group standard counselling groups validated questionnaires tablet intake 90 seen 887 875 p 0834 app group standard counselling group respectively subgroup analyses demonstrated negative effect bmi positive effect educational level adherence study revealed added effect novel mobile educative application standard counselling aspirin adherence pregnancy tablet intake equally high groups probably explained high educated population future studies focus tailored counselling medication pregnant womens needs including medication reminders addressing concerns adequate health literacy side effects offering rewards stimulate aspirin adherence pregnancy optimal outcome mother neonate