Disability, fatigue and peripheral neuropathy in adolescents with perinatal HIV infection

An interprofessional model of care for adolescents with perinatal HIV: A qualitative study

“…Final additions and changes were made to the MoC, based on the results of the focus group data analysis. The need to expand on the potential types of pain experienced by PHIVA was addressed through examples of pain found in the preceding studies 29,30,32 . Figure 3 presents the final MoC that can be used to guide clinicians in screening, referrals and interaction within the interprofessional team.…”

“…The need to expand on the potential types of pain experienced by PHIVA was addressed through examples of pain found in the preceding studies. 29 , 30 , 32 Figure 3 presents the final MoC that can be used to guide clinicians in screening, referrals and interaction within the interprofessional team. Finally, a simplified schematic of the MoC was developed and is depicted in Figure 4 .…”

“…This study used a qualitative design with focus groups to propose a MoC for PHIVA as the final phase of a larger, mixed‐methods study. Details of the methodology of the larger study have been published elsewhere 27 as well as the results of the different phases of the overall study, which included a cross‐sectional analysis of the physical sequelae in PHIVA, 28 , 29 a qualitative analysis of their perceived physical challenges 30 and a scoping review of the literature pertaining to physical sequelae in PHIVA. 31 , 32 The Standards for Reporting Qualitative Research were used as a guide for reporting this study.…”

“…The MoC was developed following the study objectives laid out by Chetty and Hanass‐Hancock during their development of a MoC for rehabilitation of people living with HIV in South Africa. 34 These steps entail a review of the literature (i.e., the prior scoping review 31 , 32 ); exploring the perceptions of the stakeholders (i.e., the qualitative interviews done previously with PHIVA 30 ); identifying criteria to be included in the model (i.e., data from the preceding cross‐sectional and qualitative studies 28 , 29 , 30 ); and development and appraisal of the model (i.e., the focus groups of this study). 34 This procedure is similar to other steps described in literature, which involves a review of the literature; qualitative gathering of information from involved parties; and populating the model.…”

“…examples of pain found in the preceding studies. 29,30,32 Figure 3 presents the final MoC that can be used to guide clinicians in screening, referrals and interaction within the interprofessional team.…”