Those who stated that they did not consider collective activities important presented worse adherence (p < 0.001) Some variables indicated a statistical trend to difference between the groups, that was not significant, but indicated better adherence among participants with longer time since onset of diagnosis and treatment (p = 0.064), psychotic underlying diagnosis (p = 0.093), and higher scores in the FAST Interpersonal Relations domain (p = 0.077).
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Adherence to treatment in collective multiprofessional activities and factors associated with adherence in a specialized center for psychosocial care.
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