Time to Treatment Failure Categorized by Interventions.

<p>Kaplan Meier plots of time to treatment failure stratified by: A) participation in two or more support group meetings; B) having four or more unannounced pill counts by primary care provider; C) at least one home visit; D) having two or more counseling sessions by a pharmacist.</p

Schematic Diagram of HIV Program and Observational Study Design.

<p>The HIV program is divided into 3 distinct activities, HIV testing, Treatment Preparation, and Antiretroviral treatment that includes both community and clinic based facilitators. For entry into the study, subjects must be HIV positive and complete all treatment preparation activities. The study period begins with initiation of ART and evaluates the effects of treatment facilitators on treatment success.</p

Rates of Adherence Categorized by Interventions.

<p>Rates of adherence in treatment successes and failures is shown by each intervention: 1) greater than one home visit; 2) participation in two or more support groups; 3) having four or more unannounced pill counts by primary care provider; 4) having two or more counseling sessions by a pharmacist; 5) completing six or more clinic visits.</p

Comparisons of Treatment Success and Failures.

<p>Comparisons of Treatment Success and Failures.</p

Multivariate Analysis of Risk of Failure.

<p>(Cox Proportional Hazards Model). P>0.05 for interactions.</p

Participant Flow and Outcomes.

<p>Participant Flow and Outcomes.</p

Time to Treatment Failure by Number of Pill Counts Performed.

<p>Time to treatment failure increased as the number of pill counts increased (none = 220 days, 1-3 = 438 days and = 497 days, P < 0.01).</p