Little is known about how the structure of work affects adherence to HIV antiretroviral
therapy. We surveyed participants in an adherence intervention study to learn more about …

Most studies examining HIV antiretroviral medication treatment adherence involve
quantitative surveys. Although these studies have identified factors associated with medical …

Research on HIV medication adherence has relied mainly on quantitative methods. The
objective of this study was to explore factors associated with adherence from the HIV …

The goal of this study was to explore patterns and explanations of adherence to antiretroviral
therapies from the patient's perspective. It consisted of 78 in-depth interviews with patients …

This study was conducted in order to help determine the key factors that predict adherence
to antiretroviral medications. A total of 115 HIV/AIDS patients who were having trouble …

Although several studies have examined the relationship between symptoms of depression
or psychological distress and medication adherence, this is the first published study of HIV …

The current study delineated patterns and predictors of adherence to antiretroviral therapy in
329 persons living with HIV disease in rural areas of 12 US states. Participants provided self …

Stress, substance use and medication beliefs are among the most frequently cited barriers to
HIV treatment adherence. This study used longitudinal techniques to examine the temporal …

Objective The primary aim of this study was to test a psychosocial model of medication
adherence among people taking antiretroviral medications. This model was based primarily …

The authors tested a structural model that incorporated age, time since diagnosis, social
support, coping, and negative mood as predictors of medication adherence and HIV viral …