[PDF] Top 20 Integrating Adherence to Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy Into Children's Daily Lives: A Qualitative Study

... their children followed by a mul- tidisciplinary care team at the AIDS referral center of the Middel- heim Hospital (Antwerp, ...for study participation. Patients were informed about the study goals ... See full document

... 36 children. The HIV-1 strains in children who experienced failure of the study medication were scrutinized for the occurrence of additional critical mu- tations in the RT gene associated with NNRTI ... See full document

... Patient adherence to antiretroviral combination therapy is a critical component to successful treatment ...to antiretroviral therapy (ART) is a major chal- lenge to AIDS care, and the ... See full document

... other antiretroviral drugs, it has been associated with immunologic and virologic responses in antiretroviral therapy-naïve and experienced adults and children with a good tolerance profile ... See full document

... this study, respondents regarded adherence to HAART extremely important to HIV treatment and translated this knowledge into positive belief about necessity of HIV medication almost ...of therapy ... See full document

... the children received syrups, although older children were treated with adult tablets or cap- ...of therapy for toxicity check and came to the clinic to collect medications each ...month. ... See full document

... their adherence to ...with adherence and how the SMS could ...this study were twice- daily ...size. Qualitative samples are often small and data gathering usually stops when no new ... See full document

... PACTG adherence modules were administered every 12 weeks beginning at study week 12 by a trained study nurse through an interview using a standardized scripted ...own study medications; other- ... See full document

... infected children and adolescents on HAART in our paediatric out-patient special treatment clinic (POSTC) of the university of Abuja teaching hospital (UATH) from February to May ...infected children and ... See full document

... maining 1425 women, 15 (1%) were excluded because they did not have data available to define the primary exposure of interest at any visit during follow-up. Of the remaining 1410 women, an additional 44 (3%) were ... See full document

... This study suggests that GT placement in HIV- infected children with medication adherence prob- lems results in improved adherence and ease of administration of medications, which facilitates ... See full document

... 390 children respondents were included in the study with response rate of ...the children was above 9 years. The median age of the children was 9 years (range: 1 to 14 ...the children ... See full document

... treatment adherence in children is also challenging, especially in resource- limited settings, since many children are orphans or live in difficult social situations: 1 in 5 patients were orphans in ... See full document

... this study had a CD4 count level 200 – 499 cell/mm 3 which is in contrast with the findings from a cross-sectional study by Schouten et ...This study recorded only 1 (1%) of proteinuria among the ... See full document

... visited children and families in the community ⬃ 5 days each ...identified children and families who they felt might benefit from this more intensive schedule of follow-up at home and in the ...of ... See full document

... a study of HIV/AIDS-related stigma and discrimination among former plasma donors in rural ...as study subjects by using purposive sampling method and interview schedule in rural areas of Anhui ...The ... See full document

... – children, parents, community members – see their world, what is important to them, what their lived social relations are, and where they spend their time” ...my study in order to highlight the everyday ... See full document

... Sixteen children with virologic failure continued study medication after failure occurred for a median period of ...failing antiretroviral regimen were the presence of stable CD4 ⫹ T cell counts and ... See full document

... The desire to have a healthy baby (HIV-free baby) was expressed by almost all the mothers, including good and poor adherers, as the main motivator for starting ART. Other motivating factors included: the need to remain ... See full document

... This study evaluated the burden of ADRs of antiretrovirals and their impact on treatment ...follow-up study, we found that more than one-third of patients who were initiated on ART experienced severe ... See full document