Factors associated with medication experience in patients with schizophrenia: a mixed-methods study across three post-discharge time points
BackgroundSchizophrenia requires sustained antipsychotic therapy, yet medication adherence remains suboptimal in over 50% of patients due to suboptimal medication experiences, often leading to self-directed dose reduction or discontinuation. This non-adherence contributes to disease relapse, functional impairment, and substantial familial economic burdens, while recurrent hospitalizations strain…
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