Robert L Nix, Karen L Bierman, Brenda S Heinrichs, Scott D Gest, Janet A Welsh, Celene E Domitrovich
The randomized controlled trial of Head Start REDI: Sustained effects on developmental trajectories of social-emotional functioning
Journal of consulting and clinical psychology
study explored behaviours people living hiv singapore hong kong terms achieving maintaining physical psychological wellbeing relation hiv identify challenges support needed hiv care qualitative study involved 90minute interviews among singapore hong kong people living hiv aged 18 years explore healthrelated quality life perceptions gaps patient empowerment hiv care februarymay 2022 comb c capability opportunity motivation b behaviour framework used data analysis identify behaviour facilitators barriers people living hiv achieve maintain wellbeing detailed accounts respondents experience living managing hiv worked well unmet needs perceived significance wellbeing indicators analysed qualitatively via combination inductive content deductive frameworks total 30 28 respondents recruited singapore sg hong kong hk respectively respondents aged 2049 years sg 833 hk 643 males sg 967 hk 929 men sex men sg 933 hk 714 university higher education sg 733 hk 500 fully employed sg 733 hk 571 singapore hong kong physical health considered key focus overall wellbeing albeit attention longterm health associated cardiovascular renal health less salient impact symptoms side effects treatment mood sleep among top wellbeing indicators importance respondents felt insufficient information provided physicians citing consultation time resource constraints impeding expression concerns physicians consultation respondents prioritized functional wellness delegated psychosocial health supportive care professionals patient groups families andor friends need singapore hong kong empower people living hiv establish better communications physicians involved treatment journey equally prioritize psychosocial wellbeing