HIV/AIDS - How are behaviors and other patient (client) characteristics and program factors related to patterns and rates of service utilization in cooperative agreement projects that include medical as well as ancillary psychosocial support service components?

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HIV/AIDS - How are behaviors and other patient (client) characteristics and program factors related to patterns and rates of service utilization in cooperative agreement projects that include medical as well as ancillary psychosocial support service components?

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1. hiv aids

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• and psychosocial support services should develop direct, clearly delineated


• reported at the time of psychosocial support services program


• the psychosocial support services programs


2. rates

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• reported at the time of psychosocial support services program


• Since 1994, several sites have participated in a NIDA Cooperative Agreement for AIDS Community-based Outreach/Intervention Research Program to examine rates of HIV risk behaviours and evaluate HIV risk reduction interventions among out-of-treatment drug injection and crack cocaine and heroin smokers


• However, factors related to Latino day laborers` well-being and substance misuse are largely unknown


3. patterns

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• Adequate social skills, problem solving strategies, stable family relationships, peer acceptance and access to support services operate as protective factors


• linked to the transmission of HIV and progression to AIDS and other


• already infected with the HIV, strategies to slow progression of AIDS


4. behaviors patient characteristics program factors related


5. ancillary psychosocial support service components

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• include medical as well as ancillary psychosocial support service components


• psychosocial support) services provided by the cooperative agreement projects


• of psychosocial support services in the cooperative agreement projects


6. service utilization

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• As the full magnitude of the HIV epidemic became apparent, health services researchers began addressing significant public policy issues: documenting patterns of service utilization, examining financing, and estimating costs of care


• Logistic regression was used to assess association between respondents` self-report of care coordination problems and a set of patient characteristics


• Developing targeted strategies to improve care coordination around these patient characteristics may be an effective way to address the issue

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