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The author states they took great pains to adhere to it (i.e. alarms, timing his meals, etc.).
by NBJack 2y ago
The author states they took great pains to adhere to it (i.e. alarms, timing his meals, etc.).
- alkonaut 2y agoYes. And the wife (presumably) ruined that. The journal note isn’t about whether the patient did their best to follow the schedule but whether they ingested the medicine in the schedule and nothing else. In this case the doctor concluded they had not. So they hadn’t adhered to the schedule. Whose fault that was isn’t relevant to the journal note (nor implied by it)
- CRConrad 2y agoDepends on how you read "that he did not adhere to the medication schedule" (emphasis added). For all we can see, he sure adhered to it.
- ImHereToVote 2y ago..... No, it's the fact that she spiked his drink with a calcium compound. Just use your common sense. It's allowed, even when it comes to women. Especially when it comes to women.
- alkonaut 2y agoWe were discussing whether the term “adhere” implied blame. What are you talking about?