Medication adherence is a critical aspect of managing chronic conditions, significantly influencing health outcomes, hospitalizations, and healthcare costs. Nurses play a pivotal role in improving medication adherence by engaging in patient education, monitoring, and emotional support. This research explores the role of nurses in improving medication adherence in patients with chronic conditions, examining various strategies employed by nurses, barriers to adherence, and the impact of nursing interventions on adherence rates.

KEYWORDS: Nurse-led intervention,Medication adherence,Chronic diseases,Chronic illness
management,Patient education