Madona Tito-Betancur, Renzo Felipe Carranza Esteban, Calixto Tapullima-Mori, Josué Turpo Chaparro, Oscar Mamani-Benito
[Scientific production in Scopus on financial health: period 2011-2022]
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background covid19 pandemic hiv crisis philippines worsened triggered chain reaction disrupted provision utilization hiv services study aims fill gap knowledge exploring possible association sociodemographic characteristics barriers art adherence plhiv philippines time covid19 pandemic methods crosssectional study performed using survey questionnaire distributed via online social media twitter data analyzed using stata software results significant association following treatment barriers sociodemographic characteristics location treatment hubs respondents finished collegegraduate studies checkpoints crossing borders 1 respondents northern luzon region 2 unemployed respondents financial assistance1 respondents 18 25 years old 2 unemployed respondents3 respondents finished elementaryhigh school psychosocial support1 respondents ncr 2 respondents 26 30 years old stocks arvs medicines employed respondents conclusions results suggest necessity innovative approaches make hiv care services particularly art accessible plhiv covid19 pandemic future largescale studies exploring association sociodemographic characteristics barriers medication adherence plhiv covid19 pandemic recommended