Risk Factors for Suboptimal Adherence Identified by Patient-Reported Outcomes Assessments in Routine HIV Care at 2 North American Clinics - Concepedia

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Risk Factors for Suboptimal Adherence Identified by Patient-Reported Outcomes Assessments in Routine HIV Care at 2 North American Clinics

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Duncan Short, Xueqi Wang, Shivali Suri, Thomas K Hsu, Bryn Jones, Rob J. Fredericksen, Heidi M. Crane, Alexandra Musten, Jean Bacon, Yongwei Wang,

Patient Preference and Adherence

Abstract

These results suggest that implementation of PROs evaluating treatment satisfaction may provide value to adherence management in routine HIV care.

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