Debra Teitelbaum
Moving towards Therapists Becoming Better Educators: A Commentary on Changes in the Content of Pediatric Physical Therapy for Infants: A Quantitative, Observational Study
Physical & occupational therapy in pediatrics
intraocular pressure modifiable risk factor development progression glaucoma raised intraocular pressure could cause progressive visual field loss blindness left uncontrolled adherence ocular hypotensive medications vital prevent optic nerve damage consequences study conducted systematically summarize magnitude glaucoma medication adherence factors influencing adherence glaucoma medications among adult glaucoma patients ethiopia database searches identify research articles conducted pubmed embase cochrane ajol scopus google scholar without restriction date publication data extraction done using data extraction excel sheet analysis performed using stata version 16 heterogeneity assessed using i2 statistics pooled prevalence pooled odds ratio 95 confidence interval using random effect model computed included six studies total 2101 participants metaanalysis magnitude adherence glaucoma medication found 4946 95 ci 41275766 urban residents 189 95 ci 129249 normal visual acuity 282 95 ci 085480 higher odds adherence glaucoma medications patients pay medications 022 95 ci 009034 found 78 lower odds adherence counterparts magnitude glaucoma medication adherence lower expected place residence visual acuity payment means statistically significant associations glaucoma medication adherence tailored health education medication adherence subsidization glaucoma medication recommended