Chorongo Salee
About Chorongo Salee
Role(s) / Profession(s)
- Freelance, Independent
Organization
- Independent (Contractor, Freelance, Consultant)
Work Location(s)
- Kenya
Language(s)
Chorongo's Communities
Recent Contributions
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Chorongo Salee started a discussion "Effectiveness of GPS for following study participants". in the [ARCHIVED] Adherence & Retention community.
could any one of you share with me his or her opinion on effectiveness of using gps in following study participants in the community. regards salee
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Chorongo Salee started a discussion "Operations Research Around the Introduction of Antiretrovirals in the Management of HIV-infected Individuals in Mombasa, Kenya: Project Overview and Findings". in the [ARCHIVED] Adherence & Retention community.
Hi Sophie Let me have a look in depth at the report before i reply but for one the reports does talk about the adherence % of patient on DAART what about the other (NON-DAART) on standard arm.
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Chorongo Salee started a discussion "Explaining Adherence Success in Sub-Saharan Africa". in the [ARCHIVED] Adherence & Retention community.
Nice to here that adherence was 90% in Tanzania Nigeria and Uganda my idear is why dont you also get the findings of Adherence study done in Kenya on ARVS in 2003-2006 and compare your findings i can link you with the study coordinator mr paul munyao
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Chorongo Salee replied to "To count lost to-follow-up (LTFU) as part of adherence denominator?" in the HIV Treatment & Prevention community.
My experience in the adherence study in mombasa has it that LTFU has no clear definition but my opinion is that it should be classified into two division whenever you refer to it and this are 1) Service provider driven ie logistics in availing medication 2) Patient driven ie personal ...
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Chorongo Salee replied to "To count lost to-follow-up (LTFU) as part of adherence denominator?" in the [ARCHIVED] Adherence & Retention community.
My experience in the adherence study in mombasa has it that LTFU has no clear definition but my opinion is that it should be classified into two division whenever you refer to it and this are 1) Service provider driven ie logistics in availing medication 2) Patient driven ie personal ...
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