Health care provider communication training in rural Tanzania empowers HIV-infected patients on antiretroviral therapy to discuss adherence problems

Autor: Erb, S, Letang, E, Glass, TR, Natamatungiro, A, Mnzava, D, Mapesi, H, Haschke, M, Duthaler, U, Berger, B, Muri, L, Bader, J, Marzolini, C, Elzi, L, Klimkait, T, Langewitz, W, Battegay, M, Asantiel, Aschola, Chale, Adolphina, Faini, Diana, Felger, Ingrid, Francis, Gideon, Furrer, Hansjakob, Gamell, Anna, Glass, Tracy, Hatz, Christoph, Hatz, Speciosa, Kasuga, Bryson, Kalinjuma, Aneth V, Kimera, Namvua, Kisunga, Yassin, Luhombero, Antonia, Luwanda, Lameck B, Mbwile, Leticia, Mkulila, Mengi, Mkumbo, Julius, Mkusa, Margareth, Mossad, Germana, Mpundunga, Dolores, Msami, Daimon, Mtandanguo, Athumani, Mwamelo, Kim D, Myeya, Selerine, Nahota, Sanula, Ndaki, Regina, Ngulukila, Agatha, Ntamatungiro, Alex John, Samson, Leila, Sikalengo, George, Tanner, Marcel, Vanobberghen, Fiona

Publikováno v: Erb, S; Letang, E; Glass, T R; Natamatungiro, A; Mnzava, D; Mapesi, H; Haschke, Manuel Martin; Duthaler, U; Berger, B; Muri, L; Bader, J; Marzolini, C; Elzi, L; Klimkait, T; Langewitz, W; Battegay, M (2017). Health care provider communication training in rural Tanzania empowers HIV-infected patients on antiretroviral therapy to discuss adherence problems. HIV medicine, 18(9), pp. 623-634. Blackwell Science 10.1111/hiv.12499
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Objectives: Self-reported adherence assessment in HIV-infected patients on antiretroviral therapy (ART) is challenging and may overestimate adherence. The aim of this study was to improve the ability of health care providers to elicit patients’ rep

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