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Effectiveness of reminders via messaging apps in improving clinic attendance and medication compliance among patients with depression
Background: Non-attendance at clinic appointments and medication non-compliance are both common issues within psychiatric settings, with forgetting being specified as one the most common reasons. This phenomenon may be worse for patients who are suffering from depression. Thus, the use of regular re
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