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Behavioral Patterns that Contribute to a Patient's Propensity to Be More or Less Adherent

Bruce Berger, PhD, president of Berger Consulting LLC, discusses the behavioral patterns that contribute to a patient's propensity to be more or less adherent to their medications.

Bruce Berger, PhD, president of Berger Consulting LLC, discusses the behavioral patterns that contribute to a patient’s propensity to be more or less adherent to their medications.

This video was recorded at the 2015 NACDS Total Store Expo.

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