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The lack of adherence to treatment (ADT) in people with chronic diseases range from 40 to 75%. Two thirds of the patients with obesity under treatment recover the weight lost after one year, and almost all of them after five years, which is associated with the lack of ADT. Adherence refers to a multidimensional phenomenon that involves the reciprocal action of several factors, including those related to the patient. Assumption that triggered the first socio-cognitive models of ADT. The aim of the present work was to identify which factors of three different models (Theory of the planned behavior [TPB], Beliefs in health, and the one of Wallston) can predict the ADT of patients with overweight or obesity. A total of 118 adults participated, with an average age of 52.0 years ( SD = 19.0), who were under pharmacological treatment and completed three questionnaires, each one related to the models evaluated, and another one related to ADT. Of the 13 factors, only one (attitudes, from the TPB model) showed ability to predict ADT ( t = 2.75, s = .26, p < .01). Therefore, for overweight and obesity it is necessary to propose models that can reflect better the differences that underlie the ADT.  Resumen La falta de adherencia al tratamiento (ADT) en personas con enfermedades cronicas puede fluctuar entre 40 y 75%. Dos tercios de los pacientes con obesidad bajo tratamiento recuperan el peso perdido tras un ano, y casi todos a los cinco anos, lo que se asocia con la falta de ADT. Esta refiere a un fenomeno multidimensional que supone la accion reciproca de diversos factores, y entre ellos los relativos al paciente. Supuesto que dio paso al surgimiento de los modelos socio-cognitivos de la ADT. El objetivo del presente trabajo fue identificar que factores de tres diferentes modelos ( Teoria de la conducta planeada [TCP], Creencias en salud y el de Wallston) pueden predecir la ADT de pacientes con sobrepeso u obesidad. Participaron 118 adultos, con edad promedio de 52.0 anos ( DE = 19.0), quienes estaban bajo tratamiento farmacologico y completaron tres cuestionarios, cada uno relativo a los modelos evaluados, y otro mas referente a ADT. De los 13 factores, solo uno (Actitudes, del modelo de TCP) mostro capacidad para predecir la ADT ( t = 2.75, s = .26, p < .01). Por tanto, en el caso del sobrepeso u obesidad resulta necesario proponer modelos que reflejen mejor los aspectos que subyacen a la ADT.

revista mexicana de trastornos alimentarios/mexican journal of eating disorders

Cognitive factors predicting therapeutic adherence in people with overweight and obesity / Factores cognitivos predictivos de adherencia terapéutica en personas con sobrepeso y obesidad