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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: HIV Med. 2014 Feb 24;15(7):385–395. doi: 10.1111/hiv.12132

Table 1.

Intervention types identified by searches (N=64).

Intervention type Description n (%)
Information or education-based Printed materials; videotapes; individual sessions with a nurse; group sessions 12 (19)
Telephone-based Reminder calls; support for adherence or side effects 8 (13)
Provision of feedback about medication adherence or clinical outcomes Data shared with subject by physician or nurse on adherence or changes in clinical outcomes 7 (11)
Multi-modal Combination of intervention approaches 7 (11)
Peer-based Peer health advisers or counselors; designated friend or family member for support 6 (9)
Incentives or contracts Contracts or cash incentives for kept appointments or pills taken 6 (9)
Changes in the structure of pill delivery Blister packs; multiple pill packs at a time; digital timepiece on pill vial; directly observed therapy 6 (9)
Counseling or motivational interviewing Provided by trained counselors, nurses, or an “expert” computer program 5 (8)
Short message service (SMS) or interactive voice response system (IVRS) Adherence reminders; computer system to provide adherence support or collect clinical information 4 (6)
Self-monitoring of clinical outcomes Taking blood pressure at home 3 (5)