Managing Suboptimal Adherence to HIV Medications
The panel discusses strategies to predict patients who will have poor adherence to their HIV medications and how to select the best treatment options for them.
EP: 1.The Role of the Primary Care Provider/Advanced Practice Provider in HIV Management
EP: 2.Evolving Treatment Practices and Guidelines for HIV
EP: 3.Key Clinical Considerations in HIV Treatment Decisions
EP: 4.HIV Treatment: Discussing Adverse Events with Patients
EP: 5.Importance of Starting HIV Treatment Early
EP: 6.Treatment Resistance in HIV
EP: 7.HIV Drug Resistance Testing Practices and Patient Education
EP: 8.Managing Suboptimal Adherence to HIV Medications
EP: 9.HIV Treatment Clinical Experiences
EP: 10.Addressing Suboptimal Treatment Response in HIV
EP: 11.Current HIV Treatment Regimens
EP: 12.Rapid Treatment Initiation in HIV
EP: 13.Switching Therapies for Patients with HIV and History of Resistance
EP: 14.Resources Available for Patients with HIV Drug Resistance
EP: 15.Factors that Inform Treatment Selection in HIV
EP: 16.Switching Therapies in HIV
EP: 17.Restarting Therapy in Patients with HIV
EP: 18.Treatment Guidelines and Regimens for Managing Patients with HIV
EP: 19.Differences in Binding Affinity Between Integrase Inhibitors in HIV
EP: 20.Head-to-Head Comparisons on B/F/TAF Compared With Other HIV Regimens
EP: 21.Recent Studies on HIV Treatments and Patient-Reported Outcomes
EP: 22.HIV: Treating Patients with Viral Mutations
Video content above is prompted by the following question:
- When selecting treatment, how do you approach the topic of drug resistance with your patients?
- How do discussions vary based on regimen?
- When do you have these discussions? Why?
- How do patients respond when you share why you recommend a regimen that will protect them against developing resistance?
- How are we doing on predicting which patients will be sub optimally adherent to their HIV medications?
- What are patient risk factors? (prior history of taking chronic/daily medication, social determinants of health)
- Strategies for identifying individuals at highest risk for poor adherence.
