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. 2010 Feb 18;2:27–37. doi: 10.2147/hiv.s7507

Table 5.

3-month post-intervention outcomes: quality of life-HIV specific symptoms: general health assessment for children HIV symptoms. Percentage of adolescents reporting moderately, very much or extremely distressed by symptom at 3-month post-intervention controlling for baseline levels of symptoms

HIV specific symptoms FACE intervention
n = 20
HLC comparison
n = 18
P value
Physical/bodily pain 5% 0% 0.210
Coughing/Wheezing 10% 0% 0.604
Nausea/vomiting 5% 0% 0.737
Skin problems (rash, itching, etc) 5% 0% 0.063+
Fatigue 0% 5% 0.095+
Feeling dizzy/lightheaded 5% 0% 0.178
Fever/night sweats/shaking/chills 5% 0% 0.737
Loss of appetite 5% 0% 0.663
Trouble sleeping 0% 0% 0.058+
Eye trouble/problems with vision 0% 5% 0.734
Headaches 5% 0% 0.342
Dry or painful mouth/trouble swallowing 0% 0% 1.0
Chest pain or tightness 5% 0% 1.0
Difficulty breathing or catching breath 0% 0% 0.656
Runny nose/sinus trouble 10% 0% 0.479
Muscle aches/joint or bone pain 0% 0% 0.232
Pain, numbness or tingling 0% 0% 0.792
Overall discomfort 0% 0% 0.697
+

Notes: All P values control for baseline using a t-test to assess significance at the 0.05 level.

Abbreviations: FACE, Family Centered Advance Care planning; EOL, end-of-life; HIV/AIDS, human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immune deficiency syndrome; HLC, healthy living control.