The Role Of Sleep Quality Improvement Training Within Workplace Health Promotion

Abstract

classes that HIV patients were receiving in the two groups were recorded. T-test, Chi-square and Fisher's exact tests were used for the statistical analysis between two groups. Results: A total of 65 patients were in the MDM group and 864 patients were in PHM group. The TNMC that the HIV patients were on had no significant difference between the PHM and the MDM groups (6.77±2.56 vs 6.2±2.91, p= 0.1268). The PHM group had significantly higher rates of HIV patients who were on antihyperlipidemics (p=0345), dermatologicals (p< 0.0003), endocrine (p= 0.0014), and gastrointestinal (p=0.0003) than the PHM group. PHM group had a higher rate of genitourinary medications than the MDM group (p= 0.0378). ConClusions: The PHM HIV patients in correctional facilities were less likely to be on multiple medication classes than MDM. Medications for chronic conditions and antibiotics were more common in the MDM group. More analysis is needed to examine the differences between the groups to clearly articulate the role of the pharmacists versus the physicians in HIV management in the correctional facilities. In addition, it would be important to identify areas where pharmacists can have the greatest impact.