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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Jun 8.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2007 Dec 18;12(2):284–293. doi: 10.1007/s10461-007-9336-2

Table 2.

Subject’s attitudes towards DAART at baseline (n = 141)

Question Response Number of subjects
You were given the choice, would you prefer to take your HIV medications on your own or have someone give you each of your doses of medication? On own
Given to them
101 (75%)
34 (25%)
If your doctor told you that you needed HIV medications, but they would only prescribe them if you allowed someone to observe you taking your medications, would you accept or refuse? Accept
Refuse
118 (87%)
17 (13%)
If you agreed to have someone give you each of your medications, would you prefer them to come to you every day, or would you prefer to go to them every day? Come to you
Go to them
76 (59%)
52 (41%)
How far would you travel to pick up your medications on a daily basis? <One block 21 (16%)
1–4 Blocks 44 (33%)
Up to one mile 56 (42%)
Have car 13 (10%)
Of the following places, where would you be willing to go to get your HIV medications on a daily basis? Methadone Willing
Not willing
55 (40%)
84 (60%)
Doctor’s office Willing 119 (86%)
Not willing 20 (14%)
Mobile van Willing 120 (86%)
Not willing 19 (14%)
Pharmacy Willing 117 (84%)
Not willing 22 (16%)

Note: Columns do not always add up to 141 subjects because some subjects did not answer all questions