. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 1.

Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Infect Dis J. 2013 May;32(5):489–494. doi: 10.1097/INF.0b013e31827e84ba

Table 1.

Frequency of reported adherence barriers and missed and incorrect doses among 269 children by regimen

	Number (%)subjects ever reported	Number (%)at each visit with report (both regimens)	Number (%) at each visit with report
	Number (%)subjects ever reported	Number (%)at each visit with report (both regimens)	LPV/r regimen	Ritonavir regimen
Adherence barriers	N=269	N=1351	N=697	N=507
Child uncooperative	108 (40%)	143 (12%)	72 (11%)	68 (14%)
Child refused to consume medication	69 (26%)	85 (7%)	46 (7%)	39 (8%)
Child spit up medication	61 (23%)	87 (7%)	45 (7%)	42 (8%)
Caregiver forgot to give medication	101 (38%)	125 (10%)	68 (10%)	56 (11%)
Afraid to give because of side effects	89 (33%)	121 (10%)	68 (10%)	52 (10%)
Did not want others to notice	39 (15%)	43 (4%)	26 (4%)	17 (3%)
1 or more of above barriers reported	203 (76%)	419 (35%)	219 (33%)	196 (39%)^*

Reported missed doses
Reported missed dose	75 (28%)	94 (8%)	61 (9%)	30 (6%)^*
Incorrect dose given	8 (3%)	8 (1%)	6 (1%)	2 (1%)

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