Publications by authors named "Vaty Poitevien"
Article Synopsis
- Financial incentives can enhance adherence to antiretroviral treatment for people living with HIV, but there are ethical concerns about commodifying healthcare.
- The study involved qualitative interviews and analysis of organizational processes to evaluate the ethical implications of these financial incentives.
- Results indicated that using financial incentives ethically supports client empowerment, improves organizational focus on treatment adherence, and promotes resource fairness.
We examine the effect of the Undetectables Intervention (UI) on viral loads among socially vulnerable HIV-positive clients. The UI utilized a toolkit that included financial incentives, graphic novels, and community-based case management services. A pre-post repeated measures analysis (n = 502) through 4 years examined longitudinal effects of the intervention.
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