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The present study focused on the case of two health regions in Côte d'Ivoire. In order to identify the significant determinants of ARV use among these patients, we first presented the sociodemographic, clinical and medical characteristics of the patients. We then established the correspondences between ARV status, adherence status and the above characteristics before drawing up a typology of patients. Finally, a double modelling of the determinants of ARV status and adherence status was performed using, respectively, a multinomial LOGIT model and a binary LOGIT model. The results of the…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The present study focused on the case of two health regions in Côte d'Ivoire. In order to identify the significant determinants of ARV use among these patients, we first presented the sociodemographic, clinical and medical characteristics of the patients. We then established the correspondences between ARV status, adherence status and the above characteristics before drawing up a typology of patients. Finally, a double modelling of the determinants of ARV status and adherence status was performed using, respectively, a multinomial LOGIT model and a binary LOGIT model. The results of the implementation of these tools show that according to the category of ARV status, the significant determinants are, among others, the medical activity of the patient, the nature of the site, the presence of NGOs at the site, the region where the visit is made, the clinical stage, the STI/IoT history, the weight of the patient and the point of entry for care.
Autorenporträt
Herr Yao Koffi ist Statistikingenieur.