Question
Specific term required. In a two-sided framework of this status, subjects who have it are either Always-Takers, Never-Takers, or Defiers. For 10 points each:
[10m] Intention-To-Treat analysis ignores what experimental status? Subjects with this status do not receive the assigned treatment.
ANSWER: noncompliance [accept word forms like noncompliant; accept one-sided noncompliance or two-sided noncompliance; prompt on failure-to-treat; prompt on Defiers by asking “what more general status do defiers have?”]
[10e] A notable example of noncompliance outside of a trial is lack of adherence to this drug regimen. When taken as prescribed, this anti-HIV drug regimen is nearly 100 percent effective—but only about 70 percent of takers fully adhere.
ANSWER: PrEP [or pre-exposure prophylaxis; prompt on Truvada or Descovy]
[10h] Medical approaches to noncompliance often incorporate treatment based on this model of care developed by George Engel at the University of Rochester. It emphasizes each of its namesake three dimensions in caring for a patient.
ANSWER: biopsychosocial model
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