Analysis of Influencing Factors of Subjects'Compliance in Clinical Trials of Chronic Liver Disease During Epidemic Prevention and Control
OBJECTIVE To investigate the subjects'compliance and influencing factors in clinical trials of chronic liver disease during epidemic prevention and control.METHODS A total of 154 patients with chronic liver disease who received drug trials in A certain hospital from January 2020 to October 2023 were selected as the study objects,and the influencing factors of compliance of patients with chronic liver disease were analyzed by single and multi-factor analysis.RESULTS The compliance rate of the 154 subjects with chronic liver disease was 79.78%(122/154).There were 74 cases had good compliance,48 cases with moderate compliance and 32 cases with poor compliance.They were divided into good compliance group and poor compliance group.The proportion of patients with poor compliance,accompanied by relatives(none),daily medication frequency(>1),daily medication type(>1),diary card status(yes),serious adverse reactions(yes),and poor knowledge of disease knowledge(poor)were higher than those in the good compliance group,and the CLDQ score was higher than that in the good compliance group(P<0.05).The independent risk factors for poor compliance in chronic liver disease subjects during the COVID-19 pandemic were no relatives accompanying(OR=0.308,95%CI:0.126-0.754),daily medication frequency>1(OR=3.511,95%CI:1.264-9.753),daily medication type>1(OR=3.583,95%CI:1.467-8.752),occurrence of adverse events(OR=3.309,95%CI:1.756-6.236),poor knowledge of disease knowledge(OR=6.375,95%CI:2.754-14.756),and increased CLDQ score(OR=5.001,95%CI:1.961-12.754,P<0.05).CONCLUSION During the epidemic prevention and control period,the compliance of chronic liver disease subjects is mainly related to family members'accompaniment,daily medication frequency,daily medication type,serious adverse reactions,poor knowledge of disease,and CLDQ score.Clinicians can take targeted measures to improve treatment compliance based on the above factors.
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