Information and communication technologies for adherence to antiretroviral treatment in adults with HIV/AIDS

Lima, Ivana Cristina Vieira de; Galvão, Marli Teresinha Gimeniz; Alexandre, H; Lima, Francisca Elisângela Teixeira; Araújo, Thelma Leite de

doi:10.1016/j.ijmedinf.2016.04.013

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“…(24) In addition, clients' fear of revelation of their serological status is an aspect that affects the quality of life of PLWHA; (1) this is a reason why the confidentiality of the diagnosis must be considered as a priority in phone interventions directed to promote health in this target audience. (3) …”

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“…The telephone stands out as one of the most prominent technologies; it can be used to make phone calls and send messages with proven efficacy regarding adhesion to the treatment and a good cost-benefit ratio. (3) Text messages with an emphasis on health education have advantages over phone calls, because the former can be read quickly, at any time and anywhere, and do not require much effort by the clients or the professionals sending the message. (4) Evidence points to the positive use of Short Message Service (SMS) to send text messages to boost health habits among clients with chronic conditions.…”

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Validação de mensagens telefônicas para promoção da saúde de pessoas com HIV

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Objective: To evaluate the opinion of experts about the content of phone messages to promote health in people with HIV. Methods: Methodological development study to validate 10 phone messages, with participation of 11 experts that assessed their clarity and relevance. The content validity index of each phone message was calculated and a minimum concordance of 75% was established. Results: The messages were considered clear (79.1%) and very relevant (98.2%). The general content validity index was 0.98. Main suggested alterations: inclusion of a series of short questions about the subject at the beginning of every message; adjustment to a simpler and more interactive language; replacement of specific terms and exclusion of words or expressions related to HIV. Conclusion: The experts considered the messages clear and relevant to promote health in people with HIV. ResumoObjetivo: Avaliar a opinião de experts sobre o conteúdo de mensagens telefônicas para a promoção da saúde de pessoas vivendo com HIV. Métodos: Estudo de desenvolvimento metodológico direcionado à validação de dez mensagens telefônicas, com participação de 11 experts que avaliaram sua clareza e grau de relevância. O índice de validade de conteúdo relativo a cada mensagem foi calculado e estabeleceu-se uma concordância mínima de 75%. Resultados: Foram consideradas mensagens claras (79,1%) e muito relevantes (98,2%). O índice de validade de conteúdo geral foi 0,98. Principais alterações sugeridas: inclusão de um questionamento sobre o tema no início de cada mensagem; adequação para uma linguagem mais simples e interativa; substituição de termos específicos e exclusão de palavras ou expressões relacionadas ao HIV. Conclusão: Os experts consideraram as mensagens claras e relevantes para a promoção da saúde das pessoas vivendo com HIV.

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Validação de mensagens telefônicas para promoção da saúde de pessoas com HIV

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“…Web-based portal systems and other technologies have been used to help manage other complex conditions including diabetes, 7 human immunodeficiency virus, 8 asthma, 9 depression, 10 heart disease, 11 tuberculosis, 12 and end-stage renal disease, 13 leading to improvement in overall health and self-care management. These new technologies have increased patient empowerment, decreased office visit rates and phone calls to physicians, and improved adherence to treatment.…”

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Racial, Ethnic, and Socioeconomic Disparities in Web-Based Patient Portal Usage Among Kidney and Liver Transplant Recipients: Cross-Sectional Study (Preprint)

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“…In this regard, some researchers have suggested that technology could help improve and support medication adherence among kidney transplant recipients [4,7]. The use and added benefits of information and communication technologies (ICT) to support daily adherence in other patient suffering from chronic conditions, such as cardiovascular diseases, asthma or HIV, are well documented [8][9][10].…”

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