Table 1.
Subjects’ demographic and laboratory characteristics.
Table 2.
Self-reported adherence to ART based on ACTG questionnaire: gender effects.
Table 3.
Self-reported adherence to ART based on ACTG questionnaire: effects of CD4 cell levels [CD4 <200 cells /μl (group 1) vs. CD4 ≥ 200 cells /μl (groups 2, 3, and 4)].
Table 4.
Self-reported adherence to ART based on ACTG questionnaire: effects of CD4 cell levels [CD4 <350 cells /μl (groups 1 and 2) vs. CD4 ≥ 350 cells /μl (groups 3 and 4)].
Table 5.
Self-reported adherence to ART based on ACTG questionnaire: effects of viral loads.
Table 6.
Patients’ ARV drug regimens.
Table 7.
Effect of ART regimens, opportunistic infections, and age on non-adherence to ART: univariate logistic regression analysis.
Table 8.
Effect of ART regimens, opportunistic infections, and age on non-adherence to ART: multivariable logistic regression analysis.
Table 9.
Effect of ART regimens and opportunistic infections on the length of non-adherence (number of non-adherent days): univariate negative binomial regression analysis.
Table 10.
Effect of ART regimens and opportunistic infections on the length of non-adherence (number of non-adherent days): multivariable negative binomial regression analysis.
Table 11.
Effect of CD4 count and viral loads on the risk of depression (BDI-II).
Table 12.
Higher numbers of days non-adherent during change in ART regimen correlate with increased non-adherence and longer time of non-adherence at a refill.
(Logistic regression analysis).
Table 13.
Higher numbers of days non-adherent during change in ART regimen correlate with increased non-adherence and longer time of non-adherence at a refill.
(Logistic regression analysis controlling for age).