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Other common problem responses were related to counseling (71/761, 9.3%), antiretrovirals refill/pick-up (72/761, 9.5%), appointment reminders/rescheduling (103/761, 13.5%), check-in/making contact (75/761, 9.8%), and phone/study support (49/761, 6.4%).
Baseline demographics of a high-risk Canadian HIV-positive cohort (N=80).
Total number of interactions with participants per health care provider over study year.
Total amount of health care provider time per interaction.
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2018;6(7):e152
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Physicians, nurse practitioners, and pharmacists were most commonly consulted to address a variety of issues that included medical advice, c ART prescription refill orders, medication side effects, and medication pick-ups. Fifty participants were provided with a mobile phone at the beginning of the study, whereas 31 individuals lost a phone and required replacement.
J Med Internet Res 2017;19(6):e190
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