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3277.0 Issues Related to Medical Management and Medication Adherence of HIV/AIDS among Underserved PopulationsMonday, November 5, 2007: 2:30 PM
Poster
The development and implementation of antiretrovial therapy has had a major impact regarding the number of HIV/AIDS deaths. In general, the focus of the posters herein is to increase our understanding of issues surrounding medical management of HIV/AIDS among underserved populations. Topics covered in this session include the following: (1) impact of race/ethnicity on attitudes towards antiretrovial therapy and adherence; (2) understanding the possible medical complications (e.g., anemia) and the implications of such among persons residing in resource poor countries; (3) relationship of medical adherence to socio-demographic variables, stress, coping behaviors, and risk behaviors; (4) examining these issues specific to persons with a mental health illness, and (5) increasing our knowledge base regarding the pathogenesis of HIV and the decline in CD4 T cells.
Session Objectives: 1. Identify factors associated with HIV medication adherence among diverse, vulnerable, underserved groups
2. Discuss issues surrounding the medical management of HIV.
3. Describe possible adverse outcomes associated with antiretrovial treatments.
Moderator:
Karen Gibson, BA
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