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    The document describes the Beliefs about Medicines Questionnaire (BMQ), which contains questions that assess a person's views about medicines prescribed for their condition and medicines in general. The BMQ includes questions about dependence on medication, concerns about long-term effects, the necessity of medication for health, and beliefs that natural remedies are safer than medication. Participants are asked to indicate their level of agreement with statements related to these topics on a scale. The purpose is to understand individuals' personal beliefs and perspectives about medications.

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    The document describes the Beliefs about Medicines Questionnaire (BMQ), which contains questions that assess a person's views about medicines prescribed for their condition and medicines in general. The BMQ includes questions about dependence on medication, concerns about long-term effects, the necessity of medication for health, and beliefs that natural remedies are safer than medication. Participants are asked to indicate their level of agreement with statements related to these topics on a scale. The purpose is to understand individuals' personal beliefs and perspectives about medications.

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    The document describes the Beliefs about Medicines Questionnaire (BMQ), which contains questions that assess a person's views about medicines prescribed for their condition and medicines in general. The BMQ includes questions about dependence on medication, concerns about long-term effects, the necessity of medication for health, and beliefs that natural remedies are safer than medication. Participants are asked to indicate their level of agreement with statements related to these topics on a scale. The purpose is to understand individuals' personal beliefs and perspectives about medications.

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    Beliefs about medicines questionnaire (BMQ) Horne, Weinman, Hankins, (1999)

    Psychology and Health, 14, 1-24

    BMQ –Specific

    Your views about medicines prescribed to you.

     I would like to ask you about your personal views about medicines prescribed for
    your asthma.
     These are statements other people have made about their asthma medication.
     Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with them by placing a
    cross in the appropriate box.
     There are no right or wrong answers. I am interested in your personal views.
     Please only cross one box per question.

    1) My health at present depends on my asthma medicines

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree

    2) Having to take asthma medication worries me

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree

    3) My life would be impossible without my asthma medication

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree

    4) Without my asthma medication I would be very ill

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree


    5) I sometimes worry about the long-term effects of my asthma medication

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree

    6) My asthma medication is mystery to me

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree

    7) My health in the future will depend on my asthma medication

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree

    8) My asthma medication disrupts my life

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree

    9) I sometimes worry about becoming too dependent on my asthma medication

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree

    10) My asthma medication protects me from becoming worse.

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree


    BMQ-General

     I would like to ask you about your personal views about medicines in general.
     These are statements other people have made about medicines in general.
     Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with them by ticking the
    appropriate box.
     There are no right or wrong answers. I am interested in your personal views.
     Please only tick one box per question.

    11) Doctors use too many medicines

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree

    12) People who take medicines should stop their treatment for a while every now
    and again.

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree

    13) Most medicines are addictive.

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree

    14) Natural remedies are safer than medicines

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree

    15) Medicines do more harm than good.

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree


    16) All medicines are poisons

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree

    17) Doctors place too much trust on medicines

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree

    18) If doctors had more time with patients they would prescribe fewer medicines.

    Strongly agree agree uncertain disagree strongly disagree

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