In both clinical trials and clinical practice, nonadherence to medications is widespread
among patients with chronic diseases. The shift to combination therapies for treating human …

Poor adherence to antiretroviral treatment regimens has serious consequences for human
immunodeficiency virus—infected patients, including failure to prevent viral replication and …

OBJECTIVE: To measure patient adherence to antiretroviral therapy over a two-year period
and to identify factors impacting adherence. METHODS: In a regional HIV treatment center …

Adherence to combination antiretroviral therapy has a strong impact on virologic response
and emergence ofviral resistance. However, monitoring adherence in the clinic is difficult …

OBJECTIVE: Adherence to complex antiretroviral therapy (ART) is critical for HIV treatment
but difficult to achieve. The development of interventions to improve adherence requires …

HIV-related morbidity and mortality have been dramatically improved in populations treated
with combination antiretroviral therapy. Although it is widely recognized that adherence to …

Objectives (1) To document rates and patterns of adherence from enrollment until week 24
of an AIDS clinical trial;(2) to examine the association of adherence to clinical end-points …

Antiretroviral medications have the potential to transform HIV infection from a fatal to a
chronic disease. One of the significant barriers to clinical success is medication …

Treatment adherence is generally regarded as an important factor in achieving optimal
outcomes across many disease states; in the treatment of HIV, poor adherence to treatment …

Patients' adherence to antiretroviral medications is a primary determinant of both the
effectiveness of treatment and the clinical course of HIV/AIDS. This empirical review is …