QUALITY OF LIFE, SATISFACTION OF SERVICE AND VIRAL LOAD SUPPRESSION OF HIV INFECTED PATIENTS WITH DIFFERENTIATED CARE SERVICE AT REFILL CLINIC SUNPRASITTIPRASONG HOSPITAL
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https://doi.org/10.14456/taj.2021.9Keywords:
The Differentiated care service quality of life satisfaction viral load, Quality of life, Satisfaction, Viral loadAbstract
This research aimed to study the quality of life (QOL), satisfaction of service and viral load supression of HIV infected patients after The Differentiated care service was operated. The sample of HIV infected patients at refill clinic in Sunpasitthiprasong hospital. The cross sectional descriptive study collected quality of life data by 9-items Thai Health status Assessment Instrument and satisfaction of service data by questionnairs from 470 subjects who selected by simple random between 1 August-30 November 2018. Descriptive statistics was used for data analysis.
The results revealed that 93.19 % of subjects had physical health score at good level in average at 43.48 ± 13.54, 79.57 % had mental health score at good level in average at 32.25 ± 16.63 that meant they had physical and mental health liked healthy thai people. The satisfaction of services study revealed that
97.44 % of subjects answered satisfied plus very satisfied and they could suppress viral load at 99.15 %
The conclusion is the differentiated care service was the service that HIV infected patients were
satisfied, had good quality of life and could suppress viral load.
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