Behavior Management in Clinical HIV Care: Part I -Treatment Adherence

Published Date: 2003
Source: New York/New Jersey AETC

Description:

• Module One: Introduction [MS Word 29K]
  Module One provides an introduction to the entire manual, and a brief description of each of the materials included in each of the modules.
  
• Training and Presentation Skills [MS Word 110K]
  Training and Presentation Skills: Teaching Methods [MS Word 29K]
  Module Two is designed to provide helpful information on how to design and deliver an effective presentation. Materials provided in this module include: skills and characteristics of effective trainers; using training aids; helpful hints in planning and delivering presentations; and strategies for addressing challenging behaviors in groups.
  
• Module Three: Adult Learning Principles [MS Word 104K]
  Module Three: Adult Learning Principles [PPT 70K]
  Module Three contains basic background information on how adults learn. By incorporating this information into your presentations, you can enhance the learning environment for your trainees. Also included in this module is the “Experiential Learning Cycle,” a model of learning model in which the facilitator, by strategically asking a series of questions, helps the trainees process what they have learned and ultimately to apply their learning to work situations. This module also includes references for further information on adult learning and training.
  
• Module Four: Adherence Background Information [PPT 130K]
  Module Four contains background information and research articles on issues affecting treatment adherence.
  
• Module Five: Adherence Training Activities, Part 1 - Steps to Better Adherence [MS Word 29K]
  Module Five: Adherence Training Activities, Part 1 - Enhancing Adherence Flow Chart [MS Word 28K]
  Module Five: Adherence Training Activities, Part 1 - An Information-Motivation-Behavioral Skills Model of Adherence [MS Word 36K]
  Module Five: Adherence Training Activities, Part 1 - Steps to Promoting Adherence, Role Plays 1 – 9 [MS Word 154K]
  Steps to Better Adherence: this is a chart that identifies many of the factors that influence adherence. This chart helps clarify the complexity of adherence, and also helps identify the role of the provider in helping patients who may be at each of these “steps” in moving towards treatment adherence.
  Enhancing Adherence Flow Chart: This flow chart correlates the “Steps to Better Adherence” with the Stages of Change (from the Transtheoretical Model of Behavior Change, developed by Prochaska, DiClemente and Norcross). This model helps providers understand treatment adherence as a behavior change process.
  An Information-Motivation-Behavioral Skills Model of Adherence: This model looks at the confluence of information, motivation and behavioral skills in treatment adherence behavior.
  Steps to Promoting Adherence, Role Plays 1 – 9: These role play scenarios can be used to illustrate the importance of identifying a patient's specific issues in order to help a patient with treatment adherence.
  
• Module Six: Adherence Training Activities, Part 1 -- Additional Activities [MS Word 52K]
  Module Six: Adherence Training Activities, Part 1 -- Interactive Activities [MS Word 84K]
  Module Six: Adherence Training Activities, Part 1 - M&M Activity [MS Word 32K]
  Module Six contains additional activities and handouts that you can use in your presentations. The materials in this module include:
  Characteristics that Are/Are Not predictive of Adherence or Non Adherence: Research shows that certain characteristics may be predictive of Adherence or Non Adherence. Numerous characteristics that one may assume are predictive of Adherence or Non Adherence are not. This activity helps providers identify which characteristics actually may be predictive of adherence or nonadherence, and which do not. The trainer is provided with an answer key. The information from this activity comes from research on adherence, which is included in Module Four.
  Critical Areas of Concern in Adherence: These three handouts divide issues that can make adherence more or less difficult into three categories: Patient Related Issues; Patient-Provider Related Issues; and Treatment Related Issues. Each of these areas of concern must be addressed in order to help patients with adherence.
  Kleinman's Tool to Elicit Health Beliefs: A patient's health beliefs will influence his or her behaviors. Uncovering health beliefs, and incorporating those beliefs into the treatment can help increase a patient's treatment adherence. This questionnaire is a tool to help the clinician elicit a patient's health beliefs.
  Questions About Adherence and Trainer's Guide: This material can be used to conduct a discussion, which encourages providers to explore the role and the impact of the provider on treatment adherence, and to develop strategies to work more effectively with patients.
  Developing the Client-Provider Relationship: This handout lists ways providers can enhance their relationship with patients.
  M & M: This activity helps illustrate some of the difficulties patients encounter with adherence, and helps sensitize providers to some of the issues affecting their patients.
  Materials developed by the NYSDOH AIDS Institute: These handouts have been developed by the AID Institute for clinicians to use in working with patients regarding treatment issues.
  

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