What factors can affect a patient's perception of and adherence to anticoagulant therapy?
Factors that can affect a patient's perception of and adherence to anticoagulant therapy include their knowledge of the medication, their understanding of the risks and benefits associated with the therapy, their access to healthcare providers, their social and financial situation, and their overall health status. Additionally, patient perception may be affected by the presence of family or support networks, the availability of educational resources, and the patient's personal experience with the medication.  