ESPACOMP 2025 Conference
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Annual Meetings
ESPACOMP hosts annual meetings dedicated to advancing the research field of medication adherence, fostering collaboration among researchers, clinicians, and policymakers worldwide. Each year, we explore cutting-edge themes in adherence research and its applications in clinical practice and healthcare policy.
Projects
Under the auspices of the ESPACOMP medication adherence society several projects and initiatives have been launched. These include the EMERGE guidelines for reporting medication adherence, the ABC Taxonomy, educational programs, and much more.
Membership
Membership of the ESPACOMP society is available to researchers, clinicians, trainees, pharmacists, nurses, industry stakeholders, and others interested in medication adherence research.
News
Cutting-edge research, new health policies, economic updates and other emerging news in the field of medication adherence.
Latest News
Free online course on May 26th: Introduction to Implementation Science
Unlocking the Impact: Introduction to Implementation Science – free online course Online Workshop: May 26th, 2025 -16.00-18.00 CEST (10am EDT) Learn how to translate evidence-based policies, programs and practices promoting medication adherence successfully in clinical practice: What you can expect: • Overview on key components…
🌍 World Adherence Day – 27th March 2025 🌍
Don’t Miss a Moment – Stay on Track with Your Health by Taking your Medicines as Prescribed! Medication adherence is more than just taking a pill—it’s about staying committed to your entire healthcare plan for a healthier, longer life. Yet, millions of people with chronic…
Risk of bias tools for medication adherence research (RoBIAS & RoBOAS)
ESPACOMP is delighted to share the publication of an endorsed project highlighting risk of bias tools for medication adherence research. The tools are intended to guide researchers when systematically reviewing risk of bias in medication adherence research and to inform the design of future adherence studies….