Journal article
Rates of combination antiretroviral treatment change in Australia, 1997-2000
K Petoumenos, D Austin, D Baker, M Block, K Brown, A Carr, D Cooper, D Couldwell, D Ellis, R Finlayson, C Gorton, A Gowers, N Keeffe, J Kidd, M Law, MT Liang, R McFarlane, K Mutimer, J Miller, C O'Connor Show all
HIV Medicine | Published : 2002
Abstract
Objective. To estimate the rate of combination antiretroviral treatment change and factors associated with combination antiretroviral treatment change among patients recruited in the Australian HIV Observational Database (AHOD). Methods. Analyses were based on patients in the AHOD who had commenced combination antiretroviral treatment after 1 January 1997. Combination antiretroviral treatment change was defined as the addition or change of at least one antiretroviral drug. A random-effect Poisson regression model was used to assess factors associated with increased rates of combination antiretroviral treatment change. Results. A total of 596 patients in the AHOD were included in the analysis..
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