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Frey Children's Hospital I Michigan INTRODUCTION One I the most daunting challenges facing health care
providers and researchers is assisting families and children o adhere o recommendations for managing acute and
chronic conditions. Despite varying rates I non-adherence across conditions and components I management, a
conservative estimate is about 50% underuse I medications and even lower rates I non-adherence o
recommendations other than medication (Riekert & Drotar, 2000), such