FEATURES COMPLIANCE OF PATIENT ADHERENCE IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC HEART FAILURE

Today, the problem ofchronic heart failure (CHF) in modern society remains socially and medically relevant due to its significant prevalence, high level of disability and mortality. The studied data from long-term studies indicate insufficient secondary prevention of CHF both at the population level and among people with a high risk of developing it. Among the reasons for this situation, a special place is given to insufficient adherence of patients to drug and non-drug therapy. Studying the attitude of patients to prescribed therapy and the degree of its compliance is a fairly new area of scientific research. The development of this direction is due to the large role of the paradigm of doctor-patient interaction, the transition from the paternalistic model to partnership relations, and the patient's awareness of his own active role in therapy.