Table 3.

AF Exit Interview Responses (N=13)

Response	N	%
Did the training prepare you to deliver the phone calls?
Yes	13	100
No	0	0
What other issues or skills should be addressed in the training?
Problem solving (e.g., lack of motivation, distractions)	7	53.85
Pre-call activities (e.g., meet with participants, clinical team)	1	7.69
Therapeutic listening	1	7.69
Safety plan (e.g., identify services for referral)	1	7.69
None	3	23.08
Did you feel that youth were making use of the problem solving discussion/advice that you offered?
Yes	12	92.31
No	1	7.69
Were youth able to eventually problem-solve on their own?
Yes	11	84.62
No	2	15.38
Did you feel that the youth needed more of your time, attention or help than you were able to provide?
Yes	5	38.46
No	8	61.54
Do you think daily calls were too intrusive to youth?
Yes	4	30.77
No	9	69.23
What part of being an AF was the most difficult? (choose more than one)
Scheduling calls to accommodate youth's schedule	9	64.29
Follow-up on referrals	1	7.14
Getting participants to open up	1	7.14
Issues with recording equipment	1	7.14
Non-response from youth	1	7.14
None	1	7.14
Who do you think would be the best person to take on the role of an AF? (choose more than one)
Social worker	6	33.33
Case manager	4	22.22
Peer advocate	2	11.11
Someone with HIV/AIDS knowledge	1	5.56
Volunteer close to youth	1	5.56
Research assistant	1	5.56
Patient care assistant	1	5.56
Adherence facilitator	1	5.56
Someone not in primary care team	1	5.56

AF, adherence facilitator.