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Medication management strategies, like simplifying regimens and using combination pills, have been employed to address adherence issues. Patient education is crucial for understanding the importance of adherence and the risks of non-compliance. Encouraged lifestyle changes include dietary adjustments, regular exercise, and weight control. Behavioural interventions, such as cognitive-behavioural technigues and motivational interviewing, aim to boost adherence. Technology-based solutions, like apps and telehealth, provide support and reminders, while family or group support systems offer accountability and motivation. Research indicates that a combination of behavioural support, lifestyle modifications, and medication management is most effective for improving adherence to hypertension treatment plans. Continuous patient education and technology use are promising strategies to enhance adherence and improve health outcomes for hypertension patients. In the article, \"Understanding Non-Adherence to Treatment in Hypertension: A Qualitative Study\" by Mahnaz Ashoorkhani et al... researchers explore non-adherence to hypertension treatment. They analyzed factors influencing patient compliance and used qualitative content analysis. The study involved 35 hypertensive patients and 3 cardiologists using in-depth interviews and focus group discussions. The PRECEDE model was applied, categorizing factors into predisposing, enabling, and reinforcing. Predisposing factors include knowledge, beliefs, mental traits, and lifestyle. Enabling factors involve access to healthcare and facilities, while reinforcing factors cover internal incentives and support from family and healthcare providers. The study emphasizes the need for diverse interventions to improve adherence. From the patient's perspective, adherence to hypertension treatment is influenced by their understanding of the disease, beliefs about the treatment, and lifestyle factors. Patients may struggle with adherence due to a lack of knowledge, cultural influences, or personal attitudes towards medication. From the physician's perspective, patient adherence is crucial for effective management of hypertension and preventing complications. Physicians may perceive barriers such as patients' limited access to healthcare services or insufficient support systems. Both perspectives highlight the need for tailored interventions to enhance patient education, access to care, and support systems to improve adherence