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. 2017 Apr 26;6(4):e68. doi: 10.2196/resprot.6625

Table 1.

General domains assessed overtime.

Demographic, background, and covariate measures Aim 1:
Neurocognitive measures
Aim 2:
Everyday functioning measures
Aim 3:
Quality of life measures
Demographic questionnaire
Wide range achivement test- 4 (Educational quality) [119]
Drug urine screen
HIV history and status
Electronic medical records

Speed of processing (ie, UFOVb) [120]
Attention and working memory (PASATa-2000) [121]
Learning ie, Hopkins verbal learning test- Revised) [115,116,122]
Verbal memory (ie, Hopkins verbal learning test- Revised) [115,116,122]
Verbal fluency (ie, controlled oral work association test) [123]
Executive function (ie, Wisconscin card sorting test)
Psychomotor (ie, grooved pegboard)
Reported instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs) (ie, Lawton & Brody activities of daily living questionnaire)
Driving simulator [13,82,107]
Driving habits questionnaire [124]
Retrospective & prospective state crash records [125]
Timed instrumental activities of daily living [126,127]
Medication aherence
Centers for epidemiological studies- Depression (CES-D) [128,129]
Internal locus of control [85]
Self-rated health and health related quality of life (measured via medical outcomes study short-form (SF-36) [130]
Neurocognitive Complaints

aPASAT: Paced auditory serial attention test.

bUFOV: Useful field of view.