FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4210367748> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4210367748 abstract "Maintaining optimal adherence and viral suppression in people living with HIV (PLWH) is essential to ensure both preventative and therapeutic benefits of antiretroviral therapy (ART). Prisoners bear a particularly high burden of HIV infection and are highly likely to transmit to others during and after incarceration. However, the level of treatment adherence and viral suppression in incarcerated populations in low-income countries is unknown. This study aimed to determine factors affecting optimal adherence to antiretroviral therapy and viral suppression amongst HIV-infected prisoners in South Ethiopia.A comparative cross-sectional study was conducted between June 1, 2019 and May 31, 2020 to compare the level of adherence and viral suppression between incarcerated and non-incarcerated PLWH. Patient information including demographic, socio-economic, behavioral, and incarceration-related characteristics were collected using a structured questionnaire. Medication adherence was assessed according to self-report and pharmacy refill. Plasma viral load measurements undertaken within the study period were prospectively extracted to determine viral suppression. Univariate and multivariate logistic and fractional regression models were used to analyse data.Seventy-four inmates living with HIV (ILWH) and 296 non-incarcerated PLWH participated in the study. While ILWH had a significantly higher pharmacy refill adherence compared to non-incarcerated PLWH (89 vs 75%), they had a slightly lower dose adherence (81% vs 83%). The prevalence of viral non-suppression was also slightly higher in ILWH (6.0%; 95% confidence interval (CI): 1.7-14.6%) compared to non-incarcerated PLWH (4.5%; 95%CI: 2.4-7.5%). Overall, missing ART appointments, dissatisfaction with ART services, inability to comply with a specified medication schedule, and types of methods used to monitor the schedule (e.g., news time on radio/TV or other social cues) were significantly associated with non-adherence according to self-report. In ILWH specifically, accessing ART services from a hospital, inability to properly attend clinic appointments, depressive symptoms, and lack of social support predicted NA. Viral non-suppression was significantly higher in males, people of age 31to 35 years and in those who experienced social stigma, regardless of their incarceration status.Sub-optimal dose adherence and viral suppression are generally higher in HIV-infected prisoners in South Ethiopia compared to their non-incarcerated counterparts. A multitude of factors were found to be responsible for this requiring multilevel intervention strategies focusing on the specific needs of prisoners." @default.
• W4210367748 created "2022-02-08" @default.
• W4210367748 creator A5011934571 @default.
• W4210367748 creator A5049500926 @default.
• W4210367748 creator A5065341496 @default.
• W4210367748 date "2022-01-29" @default.
• W4210367748 modified "2023-10-09" @default.
• W4210367748 title "Factors affecting optimal adherence to antiretroviral therapy and viral suppression amongst HIV-infected prisoners in South Ethiopia: a comparative cross-sectional study" @default.
• W4210367748 cites W1551850882 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W1809225310 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W1913941933 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W1967938746 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W1973416779 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W1976172257 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W1978900319 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W1983296266 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W1989012023 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W1997811579 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W1999996920 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2002126395 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2004691066 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2010669458 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2021775209 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2022863092 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2033905021 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2034867640 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2035535532 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2036408211 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2038268586 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2040780706 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2044357883 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2049983514 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2056682060 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2058815839 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2061935394 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2076187843 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2084565281 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2089763487 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2091576053 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2092946317 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2096329396 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2097420075 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2109231981 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2110356839 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2116537059 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2117718259 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2122574763 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2127134070 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2128489201 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2132606563 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2139761242 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2145226606 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2170656248 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2199362826 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2220190316 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2228544322 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2277099286 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2285886677 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2332755702 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2396966241 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2412056306 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2412204635 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2444486975 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2466766472 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2467664519 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2498119267 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2517757474 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2555525914 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2562073418 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2580245911 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2583549189 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2592151045 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2603605815 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2614235498 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2617299840 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2652238088 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2743968283 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2779364233 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2791898546 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2801702920 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2804970144 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2889351344 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W2998089784 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W3025138253 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W3122896559 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W3185367509 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W4229930971 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W4294113326 @default.
• W4210367748 cites W785269893 @default.
• W4210367748 doi "https://doi.org/10.1186/s12981-022-00429-4" @default.
• W4210367748 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35093100" @default.
• W4210367748 hasPublicationYear "2022" @default.
• W4210367748 type Work @default.
• W4210367748 citedByCount "2" @default.
• W4210367748 countsByYear W42103677482023 @default.
• W4210367748 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W4210367748 hasAuthorship W4210367748A5011934571 @default.
• W4210367748 hasAuthorship W4210367748A5049500926 @default.
• W4210367748 hasAuthorship W4210367748A5065341496 @default.
• W4210367748 hasBestOaLocation W42103677481 @default.

• next