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Widjaja et al.
Med J Indones
Abstrak
Latar belakang: Mengkonsumsi obat antiretrovirus dapat mengurangi morbiditas dan mortalitas orang dengan HIV/
AIDS (ODHA). Tetapi, hal tersebut bergantung pada adherens terhadap pengobatan. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk
menilai adherens obat antiretrovirus dan mengevaluasi karakteristik individu pasien (self-efficacy, tingkat depresi dan
dukungan sosial) yang menentukan adherens terhadap obat antiretrovirus di beberapa daerah di Indonesia.
Metode: Studi potong lintang ini dilakukan di Jakarta, Malang, Bandung, Makasar, dan Banda Aceh. Subjek penelitian
kami adalah ODHA yang berumur lebih dari 13 tahun dan telah mengkonsumsi obat antiretroviral setidaknya satu
bulan. Subjek diambil secara konsekutif kemudian ditanyakan jumlah pil yang mereka tidak minum sejak satu bulan
yang lalu. Adherens dikatakan rendah apabila persentase rata-rata adherens di bawah 95%. Kami mengadaptasi HIV
treatment adherence self-efficacy scale (HIV-ASES), Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-II) dan Interpersonal Support
Evaluation List (ISEL) untuk menilai self-efficacy, tingkat depresi, dan dukungan sosial, secara berurutan.
Hasil: Pada penelitian ini didapatkan 96% subjek penelitian (n=53) memiliki adherens yang baik terhadap pengobatan
antiretrovirus. Selain itu, tidak ditemukan adanya hubungan antara adherens dengan self-efficacy, tingkat depresi dan dukungan
sosial. Penyebab utama rendahnya adherens pada penelitian ini karena faktor lupa tanpa adanya alasan yang spesifik.
Kesimpulan: ODHA di beberapa daerah di Indonesia memiliki adherens yang baik terhadap pengobatan antiretrovirus
dan adherens tersebut tidak berhubungan dengan self-efficacy, tingkat depresi dan dukungan sosial. (Med J Indones
2011; 20:50-5)
Abstract
Background: Highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) can reduce morbidity and mortality of HIV-infected
patients. However, it depends upon adherence to medication. The objective of this study was to examine the adherence
to HAART and to evaluate individual patient characteristics i.e. self-efficacy, depression level, and social support and to
finally determine HAART adherence in selected regions in Indonesia.
Methods: This cross-sectional study was conducted in Jakarta, Malang, Bandung, Makasar and Banda Aceh. The subject
of the study was HIV-infected patients who were older than 13 years old and had taken HAART for at least a month. They
were recruited consecutively then asked how many pills they had missed during the previous month. Poor adherence
can be stated if the percentage of adherence rate is below 95%. HIV treatment adherence self-efficacy scale (HIVASES), Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-II) and Interpersonal Support Evaluation List (ISEL) was adapted to assess
self-efficacy, depression level and social support, respectively.
Results: We found that 96 % (n=53) of the subjects adhered to HAART. There were no associations between adherence with
self-efficacy, depression level, and social support. The main cause of non-adherence in this study was simply forget.
Conclusion: Adherence to HAART was found to be high and not associated with self-efficacy, depression level and
social support in some central regions in Indonesia. (Med J Indones 2011; 20:50-5)
Key words: adherence, depression, HAART, HIV, self-efficacy, social support
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Study Participants
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Adherent (n=51)
Non-adherent (n=2)
45.1% (n=23)
27.5% (n=14)
15.7% (n=8)
7.8% (n-4)
3.9% (n=2)
31.947.79
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21.54.95
77.4% (n=41)
22.6% (n=12)
78.4% (n=40)
21.6% (n=11)
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17% (n=9)
45.3% (n=24)
37.7% (n=20)
17.6% (n=9)
43.1% (n=22)
39.2% (n=20)
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43.4% (n=23)
49.1% (n=25)
7.5% (n=4)
11.3% (n=6)
43.1% (n=22)
49% (n=25)
7.8% (n=4)
11.8% (n=6)
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37.7% (n=20)
28.3% (n= 15)
3.8% (n=2)
3.8% (n=2)
15.1% (n=8)
39.2% (n=20)
29.4% (n=15)
3.9% (n=2)
2% (n=1)
13.7% (n=7)
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DISCUSSION
In this study, 96 % HIV-infected patients adhered to
HAART therapy. This result suggests that Indonesia
has higher adherence to the treatment compared
to other countries, such as India (60%),11 Brazil
(74.27%)12, Nigeria (62.9%)13 and United States
(66%).14 This excellent result might be supported by the
implementation of 3 of 5 WHO programs for HAART
in Indonesia since 199915 and may be influenced by the
location where the survey took place. In HIV centres and
clinics, the majority of attending HIV-infected patients
have already understood the concept of HAART therapy
and accepted their HIV status. In addition, they may
do HAART therapy as one of their regular activities.
Furthermore, the self-reporting method might affect the
way the questions were asked: to prevent prejudicial
judgement, patients should be notified that they were
not being judged and surveyors sought a true answer.16
We found that there was no association between
medication adherence of HIV patients and self-efficacy.
However, many studies had shown correlation between
them. Berg, et al.17 found that adherence of HIV patient
is partially correlated with self-efficacy. Another study
by Johnson, et al.8 demonstrated that self-efficacy
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