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Q1
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If the rheumatologist tells me to take the medicines, I do so
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Q2*
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I take my anti-rheumatic medicines because I then have fewer problems
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Q3*
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I definitely don’t dare to miss my anti-rheumatic medications
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Q4
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If I can help myself with alternative therapies, I prefer that to what my rheumatologist prescribes
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Q5*
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My medicines are always stored in the same place and that’s why I don’t forget them
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Q6*
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I take my medicines because I have complete confidence in my rheumatologist
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Q7
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The most important reason to take my anti-rheumatic medicines is that I can still do what I want to do
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Q8
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I don’t like to take medicine. If I can do without them, I will
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Q9
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When I am on vacation, it sometimes happens that I don’t take my medicines
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Q10
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I take my anti-rheumatic drugs, for otherwise what’s the point of consulting a rheumatologist?
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Q11
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I don’t expect miracles from my anti-rheumatic medicines
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Q12
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If you can’t stand the medicines you might say: “throw it away, no matter what”
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Q13
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If I don’t take my anti-rheumatic medicines regularly, the inflammation returns
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Q14
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If I don’t take my anti-rheumatic medicines, my body warns me
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Q15
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My health goes above everything else and if I have to take medicines to keep well, I will
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Q16
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I use a dose organizer for my medications
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Q17*
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What the doctor tells me, I hang on to
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Q18
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If I don’t take my anti-rheumatic medicines, I have more complaints
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Q19
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It happens every now and them, I go out for the weekend and then I don’t take my medicines
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