Importância Da Atenção Multidisciplinar Para Resgatar O Paciente Com Hiv/Aids Apresentando Baixa Adesão À Terapia Antirretroviral

Cancian, Natália Raguzzoni; Beck, Sandra Trevisan; Santos, Gilvane Souza dos; Bandeira, Danieli

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“…They also found adverse drug reactions (ADRs) at the beginning of treatment was another reason for poor or non-adherence. Corroborating, Cancian et al (2015) found that of the 90 registered non-adherent patients, only 39 attended the multiprofessional consultations, where one of the main factors for non-adherence reported by them were the gastrointestinal adverse effects. Cancian et al (2015) also found that most of the research participants are age group above 27 years old, with females prevailing, showing that women are more concerned in terms of health care than men, and as found in previous studies, part of the patients (56.41%) had a low level of education, of which, according to the authors, is a factor that led patients to abandon ART in the beginning.…”

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“…In the survey, the authors observed that treatment with only one antiretroviral was not indicated, the majority was given by three (66.2%) or by four drugs (32.3%). Development, v. 9, n. 10, e1289108280, 2020 (CC BY 4.0) | ISSN 2525-3409 | DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v9i10.8280 Similar to Cancian et al (2015), Morais, Oliveira and Costa (2014) noted that male patients go to the health services and have a low pharmacological adherence. The same authors identified that the prescribed therapeutic regimens are a factor that directly contributes to ART adherence, because a greater number of drugs used or prescribed can results in a lower continuous and correct use by patients.…”

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“…The disinformation about the risk of non-adherence, the understanding of the prescription drugs, low education, drug, and alcohol use are among the main causes that hinder adherence, especially for males. Due to the greater resistance of this group go to health services, is essential provides them with information on drug therapy to be used, because it may reduce the cases of non-adherence (Cancian et al, 2015).…”

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Importance of pharmacist in pharmacotherapeutic adhesion of patients with HIV/AIDS

Silva¹,

Medeiros²,

Gois³

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Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is a disease characterized by progressive stages after the vulnerability of the immune system to the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) infection, which can affect the worldwide population. The antiretroviral therapy (ART) indicated for infected patients improves the patient's quality of life by preventing disease progression. The health team, including the pharmacist, is essential to assist and ensure the safety and efficacy of pharmacotherapeutic treatment. This work aims to present the importance of pharmaceutical care in pharmacotherapeutic follow-up for HIV/AIDS patients through an integrative literature review. 14 articles were analyzed, which showed a prevalence of the disease in a male patient over 30 years old, with an incidence always greater than 50%. The main causes that hinder adherence to antiretrovirals are disinformation on the risk of non-adherence, lack of understanding about prescription drugs, low education, drug, and alcohol use among male patients. Studies have shown that pharmaceutical care and the multidisciplinary team can positively assist in increasing adherence to antiretrovirals. Therefore, the interventions and guidelines carried out by the pharmaceutical professional together with the health team show promising results that favor adherence to medications by patients with HIV/AIDS. However, greater commitment and collaboration between health professionals is necessary to improve the quality of life of these patients, working mainly in the process of adhering to treatment.

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Importance of pharmacist in pharmacotherapeutic adhesion of patients with HIV/AIDS

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Gois³

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“…In Santa Maria/RS, it was possible to observe that poor adherence to pharmacological treatment was mainly due to the low level of education and the lack of information on HIV patients. However, the performance of the multiprofessional team, which includes the pharmacist, allowed greater pharmacotherapeutic adherence of these patients (Cancian et al, 2015).…”

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The importance of pharmaceutical performance in orientation and reception to HIV patients: can we make a difference?

Júnior

Lima

Romano

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The objective of this work was to carry out a bibliographic review highlighting the social importance of the pharmaceutical professional in welcoming and guiding people living with HIV / AIDS (PLHIV). This is a narrative-type bibliographic review, which included articles, monographs, dissertations and theses published during the years 2007 to 2020. It is possible to verify that the reception provides a closer contact between pharmacists and PLHIV. In this way, it can directly contribute to improvements in terms of adherence and effectiveness of pharmacotherapy, observed from the decrease in viral load, hospitalizations, medical care and exams. In addition, there is a reduction in complications inherent to HIV, such as the incidence of opportunistic diseases that can lead those affected to hospitalizations and death. Thus, the pharmacist who receives and advises patients with HIV has proved to be a key part in adhering to treatment, improving health and reducing costs for the Sistema Único de Saúde.

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“…Nonetheless, if adherence to treatment is not high enough for ART to be effective, all this investment may be jeopardized since the irregular use or the insufficient number of doses may lead to the development of resistant HIV viruses 28,29 . Thus, we must highlight the importance of this study, as the constant monitoring of adherence to ART in different regions of the country can direct the government's actions so that the investment is not jeopardized.…”

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Treatment adherence in patients living with HIV/AIDS assisted at a specialized facility in Brazil

Miyada

Garbín

Gatto

et al. 2017

Rev. Soc. Bras. Med. Trop.

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Introduction:In the 1990s, Brazil adopted a public policy that allowed for universal, free access to antiretroviral therapy (ART). Since then, treatment adherence has become a new challenge for administrators of sexually transmitted disease/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (STD/AIDS) policies. This study quantified adherence to ART and verified whether there is an association between sociodemographic variables and clinical/laboratory data in human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-infected patients. Methods: This was a cross-sectional, exploratory study with a quantitative approach that was conducted over 8 months.The target population contained patients who were assisted at the ambulatory care facility specialized in STD/AIDS of a mediumsize city located in Northwest São Paulo. In order to verify the level of adherence to ART, a validated CEAT-VIH (Assessment of Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy Questionnaire) questionnaire was used. Sociodemographic aspects and clinical/laboratory data were obtained from the medical records. The results were analyzed using the Student's t-test and Pearson's coefficient. Results: Herein, 109 patients were interviewed, 56% of whom were male. The age of the population ranged 18-74 years (mean 45.67 years). Adherence to ART was classified as insufficient in 80.7% of cases. There was an association between ART adherence and presence of symptoms and/or opportunistic infection (p=0.008) and economic status (p<0.001). Conclusions: Adherence to ART among HIV carriers cared for by the public health system is low. Patients who reported a favorable economic status and those without symptoms and/or opportunistic infection demonstrated greater treatment adherence than those who needed to take more than 3 pills a day.

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Importância Da Atenção Multidisciplinar Para Resgatar O Paciente Com Hiv/Aids Apresentando Baixa Adesão À Terapia Antirretroviral

Cited by 9 publications

References 13 publications

Importance of pharmacist in pharmacotherapeutic adhesion of patients with HIV/AIDS

Importance of pharmacist in pharmacotherapeutic adhesion of patients with HIV/AIDS

The importance of pharmaceutical performance in orientation and reception to HIV patients: can we make a difference?

Treatment adherence in patients living with HIV/AIDS assisted at a specialized facility in Brazil

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