Impact of enhanced services on virologic outcomes in a directly administered antiretroviral therapy trial for HIV-infected drug users

Article Abstract:

The impact of colocated medical, case management, and referral to substance abuse services directly administered antiretroviral therapy (DAART-Plus) was assessed among the subjects receiving DAART as part of a larger randomized controlled trial comparing DAART with self-administered therapy. Among individuals who receive DAART, the utilization of on-site medical and case management services was independently associated with improved virologic outcomes.

Patient outcomes, Complications and side effects, Highly active antiretroviral therapy, Diagnostic virology, Clinical report

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Highly active Antiretroviral therapy in Turkey: Should we follow the International Guideline or is a modified plan warranted? The jury is still out

Article Abstract:

Antiretroviral therapy is a key element in the overall management of HIV infection is studied. Some of the problems regarding the Antiretroviral Treatment Guidelines is discussed one of the problem is the treatment option in patients who develop virologic unresponsiveness.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Standards, Usage, Antiviral agents, Antiretroviral agents

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