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    • Understanding patient decision-making for DAA initiation is crucial for healthcare providers.

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    • To explore factors influencing patients' decisions to start using dose administration aids.
    • To provide practice implications for general practitioners (GPs) regarding DAA use.

    Main Methods:

    • Qualitative study involving semi-structured interviews.
    • Participants were recruited from a regional town in South Australia.
    • Data analysis utilized a qualitative analysis grid.

    Main Results:

    • Four key themes emerged: medication management complexity, DAAs as cultural items, patient leadership in decisions, and healthcare professional influence.
    • Individual autonomy, family, and pharmacy staff significantly impact DAA adoption.
    • DAAs may prioritize oral medications over inhaled or injected forms.

    Conclusions:

    • Patient autonomy, family support, and pharmacy interactions are key to DAA initiation.
    • General practitioners should ensure DAAs empower patients and maintain open communication channels.
    • Effective DAA implementation can enhance patient healthcare management.