Location
https://ccse.kennesaw.edu/computing-showcase/cday-programs/spring2021program.php
Event Website
https://sites.google.com/view/capstoneproject11-2021/homeTeam leaderRomey SchwietermanLead team in planning, general decisions, and ensure deliverables are presented on time. Team membersAustin PooleResearch and create data, images, and supplemental reading. Assist with writing and proofreading. Austin KayGather informative information pertaining to the subject and package it to fit amongst the report format. Also assist with writing and proofreading of the reportMuhammad Usman MustafaCollect and analyze real world data from CDC and NHIS conduct surveys if needed. Analyze factors and variables causing non adherence among population and different demographics. Compare and contrast draw results in the end. Issifou AliTechnical Writer: create technical documentation that include things like instruction manuals and presentations.
Document Type
Event
Start Date
26-4-2021 5:00 PM
Description
Medication nonadherence is generally defined as a patient’s inability to take their medications correctly as prescribed by their doctors. Medication nonadherence adversely affects patient outcomes and increases healthcare costs. Prior research found that health system-, condition-, patient- (older age is one factor), therapy- and social/economic-related factors have been identified to show effect on non-adherence. Our goal is to analyze the NHIS data to understand the sociodemographic and health causes of medication nonadherence, as well as answer the following questions about our selected topic: What variables are the most relevant drivers of nonadherence? Does the direction and strength of the associations between these variables and medication nonadherence vary over time? If so, how? Are trends getting better or worse? Do the results of your analysis suggest that social inequality factors may be linked to medication nonadherence? If so, how? What are the implications of your analysis for various stakeholders? How does this vary depending on whether medication nonadherence is intentional or unintentional?Advisors(s): Advisor/Instructor: Ying Xie | yxie2@kennesaw.edu Project Owner/Sponsor: Dr. Chi Zhang | czhang4@kennesaw.eduTopic(s): Data/Data AnalyticsIT4893 - IT Capstone (W01)
Included in
UC-16 Understanding the Drivers of Medication Nonadherence in the United States
https://ccse.kennesaw.edu/computing-showcase/cday-programs/spring2021program.php
Medication nonadherence is generally defined as a patient’s inability to take their medications correctly as prescribed by their doctors. Medication nonadherence adversely affects patient outcomes and increases healthcare costs. Prior research found that health system-, condition-, patient- (older age is one factor), therapy- and social/economic-related factors have been identified to show effect on non-adherence. Our goal is to analyze the NHIS data to understand the sociodemographic and health causes of medication nonadherence, as well as answer the following questions about our selected topic: What variables are the most relevant drivers of nonadherence? Does the direction and strength of the associations between these variables and medication nonadherence vary over time? If so, how? Are trends getting better or worse? Do the results of your analysis suggest that social inequality factors may be linked to medication nonadherence? If so, how? What are the implications of your analysis for various stakeholders? How does this vary depending on whether medication nonadherence is intentional or unintentional?Advisors(s): Advisor/Instructor: Ying Xie | yxie2@kennesaw.edu Project Owner/Sponsor: Dr. Chi Zhang | czhang4@kennesaw.eduTopic(s): Data/Data AnalyticsIT4893 - IT Capstone (W01)
https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/cday/spring/undergraduatecapstone/5