Adherence to antiretrovirals in refugees and asylum seekers

Article Abstract:

Adherence to antiretroviral regimes is essential in effective management of HIV. Cultural differences, language barriers, psychosocial issues, lack of education and physical and emotional trauma are some of the obstacles that refugees and asylum seekers must overcome in the transition into a new life that includes learning to live with HIV/Aids.

Refugees, Drug therapy, Diseases, HIV (Viruses), HIV, Antiviral agents, Antiretroviral agents

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Adhesive film dressings

Article Abstract:

Adhesive film dressings consist of a thin polyurethane membrane coated with a layer of adhesive. Adhesive film dressings are comfortable and normally allow inspection of the wound and assessment of healing without having to remove them.

Methods, Wound healing, Adhesive bandages

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