Research Article

Medication Beliefs and Adherence to Antiseizure Medications

Table 3

Hierarchical regression related to epilepsy among participants assessed for medication beliefs and adherence to antiseizure medications.

Block-1ß-Value value
AMT0.420.21
Distance−0.180.45
Marital status−0.800.36
Consanguinity−0.670.35
Acceptance of epilepsy−0.420.65
Comorbidity−1.90.03

Block-2ß-Value value
AMT0.370.21
Distance−0.300.23
Marital status−0.270.73
Consanguinity−2.530.11
Acceptance of epilepsy−0.590.55
Comorbidity−0.880.34
Restlessness−0.910.33
Dizziness−2.410.04
Headache1.650.15
Fatigue−0.890.21

Block-3ß-Valuep value
AMT0.290.10
Distance−1.010.02
Marital status1.890.08
Consanguinity0.890.12
Acceptance of epilepsy−5.010.07
Comorbidity−2.910.02
Restlessness−0.990.70
Dizziness2.410.04
Headache1.830.08
Fatigue2.330.07
My health at present depends on my ASMs0.900.10
Life impossible without my ASMs−2.460.02
Without my ASMs, I would become very ill−0.160.26
My health in future depend on my ASMs0.030.93
My ASMs protect me from becoming worse0.200.14
I worry about becoming too dependent on my ASMs in the long-term0.320.07
Having to take my ASMs worries me0.250.10
My ASMs disrupt my life−1.830.04
I sometimes worry about long-term effects of my ASMs1.170.06
My ASMs are a mystery to me0.820.07

Note. AMT: Abbreviated Mental Test; ASMs: antiseizure medications.