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By : Eliud Wekesa and Ernestina Coast Acknowledgements: For ever and ever amen: facilitators of adherence to antiretroviral therapy in Nairobi urban informal settlements By : Eliud Wekesa and Ernestina Coast Acknowledgements: Wellcome Trust (GR078471MA)

Definitions ART= Antiretroviral treatment Adherence= the extent to which a person’s behaviour in terms of taking medications, following a diet and executing lifestyle changes-follows agreed recommendation from health care provider ( WHO 2003) i.e Patient involved in the decision to take medicines correctly: right dose, right frequency, and right time.

Why adherence? ART Treatment ADHERENCE TO ART NON-ADHERENCE STRICT OR NEAR PERFECT NON-ADHERENCE Restoration of health, quality life, Reduced morbidity and mortality Treatment failure, Increased morbidity, mortality Drug resistance

Evidence: Adherence Success in SSA? Expectation of poor adherence in SSA –poverty interactions But, adherence in SSA is better than Global North Meta-analysis (Mills et al, 2006) SSA=77% adherent North America=55% adherent Research question: How do PLWHA in a resource poor setting achieve adherence success?

Study setting and methodology Methods: Questionnaire (n=233) In-depth interviews (n=54) Key informant interviews (N=10) Recruitment: PLWHA civil society, community. Sites: APHRC Nairobi DSS sites Viwandani Korogocho Measurement : Self report; perfect adherence=71%

Explanatory factors

Significant predictors of adherence (Multivariate logistic regression analysis)

Qualitative results Social support “My Auntie, mama, my young brother here who comes over to check what’s cooking so we can share. The first thing he and others ask at 9 o’clock is whether I have swallowed the drugs” (ART user Koch)

Any quotes made about the most sig quant finding i. e Any quotes made about the most sig quant finding i.e.:disclosure of HIV status? If not, then you should raise the issue that qualitative findings in some parts do not support the quant findings – don’t be selective about only showing corroborative qual evidence

Further dimensions revealed by qualitative analyses obeying health care providers instructions without question: “.. people have different views but I will take the doctor’s word because it’s the doctor who knows how I am using the drugs, blood parameters-that is the one I will believe because he knows all and is my “tutor" (ART user viwandani 2. Specific time for drug intake :” At 8.00 am and 8.00 pm… Sometimes I take the medications before eating because when its 8’oclock..., I just take the medications”. (ART user Koch) “At 10.00am and at 10.00pm.. one in the morning and 2 at night” (ART user Viwandani) 3. Belief in the effectiveness of ART: “Yes, like me when I got the infection, I was bed-ridden was not where I am now, was not able to walk from my bed. After taking the drugs...I’m well” (ART user Korogocho) 4. Self motivation “..For ever and ever amen (laughter) ..throughout...Till the end. Unless God comes in another way”. (ART user, woman Viwandani)

Discussion Study adherence level of 71% adds credence to evidence that adherence rates can be high Programmatic implications – little room for complacency Adherence decline with time Sustainability of free treatment Individual-level characteristics were not significantly associated with adherence, including factors identified as important in resource-rich settings: Alcohol and drug use FEAR OF? WHAT? side effects Self-efficacy not significant here. Reason = determinants of adherence in SSA go beyond the individual and treatment to encompass the social environment i. e support

Conclusions To understand determinants of adherence in a resource-poor setting we need to go beyond individual and treatment factors Need to include the wider social environment Adherence is not an individual, one-off event, but a communal process involving Other PLWHA Families Kin and social groups Health care providers With support Urban poor residents in the developing world can also achieve optimal adherence levels. Early fears of “antiretroviral anarchy” in these settings appear unfounded.