Marcia Vervloet

TL;DR: Evidence is provided for the short-term effectiveness of electronic reminders, especially SMS reminders, however, long-term effects remain unclear.

TL;DR: There is not just one solution for the nonadherence problem that fits all patients, and to improve adherence effectively, there is a need for a tailored approach based on the type and cause ofNonadherence and the specific needs of the patient.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors investigated the effect of SMS reminders on adherence to oral antidiabetics in patients using RTMM and investigate patients' experiences with RTMM, finding that the majority of patients reported positive experiences with real-time medication monitoring and SMS reminders.

TL;DR: Results show promising results on the effectiveness of Internet interventions to enhance patients’ adherence to prescribed long-term medications, although there is evidence according to the data synthesis, the results must be interpreted with caution due to low-quality adherence measurements.

TL;DR: If RTMM proves to be effective, it can be considered for use in various patient populations to support patients with their medication use and improve their adherence.