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Background: The characterization of the therapeutic regimen management style may help predict how individuals will manage their therapeutic regimens after liver transplantation. Objectives: To describe liver transplant recipients’ therapeutic regimen management style and identify its impact on success indicators. Methodology: Quantitative, descriptive, and exploratory study using the instrument for therapeutic regimen management style characterization. Results: A style close to the responsible style (51.35) and the undefined style (47.4%) are the predominant therapeutic regimen management styles, with characteristics of the 4 theoretical styles. No statistically significant correlation was found between qualitative indicators of success, intensity of alteration in analytical values and therapeutic regimen management styles. Conclusion: The predominant style in this sample is the responsible style. Therapeutic regimen management styles have a weak impact on the alteration of intensity in analytical values and qualitative indicators. The identification of each style allows anticipating difficulties and implementing nursing interventions targeted at individual characteristics.

The liver transplant patient: characterization of the therapeutic regimen management style