@ARTICLE{Cote12-Telemedecie-AcceptabilityFeasabilityStudy,
   AUTHOR       = {Jos� C�t� and Genevi�ve Rouleau and Gaston Godin and 
      Pilar Ramirez-Garcia and Yann-Ga�l Gu�h�neuc and Georgette Nahas and 
      C�cile Tremblay and Joanne Otis and Annick Hernandez},
   JOURNAL      = {Journal of Telemedecine and Telecare (JTT)},
   TITLE        = {Acceptability and Feasibility Study of a Virtual 
      Intervention to Help Persons Living with HIV Manage their Daily 
      Therapies},
   YEAR         = {2012},
   MONTH        = {October},
   NOTE         = {12 pages.},
   NUMBER       = {7},
   PAGES        = {409--421},
   VOLUME       = {18},
   EDITOR       = {Elizabeth Krupinski},
   KEYWORDS     = {Topic: <b>VIHTAVIE</b>, Venue: <b>JTT</b>},
   PUBLISHER    = {Royal Society of Medicine Press},
   URL          = {http://www.ptidej.net/publications/documents/JTT12.doc.pdf},
   ABSTRACT     = {Objective. The VIH-TAVIE virtual intervention was 
      developed to empower persons living with HIV to manage their daily 
      antiretroviral therapies. VIH-TAVIE consists of four interactive 
      computer sessions with a virtual nurse who serves as a guide through 
      a learning process aimed at enhancing treatment management 
      capacities. The information furnished and the strategies proposed by 
      the nurse are adapted specifically on the basis of responses provided 
      by the user. \newline Methods. A study was conducted to document the 
      acceptability and feasibility of the web application. VIH-TAVIE was 
      evaluated in a hospital setting as an adjunct intervention to regular 
      care. Participants (N=88) were mostly men (n=73) and had a mean age 
      of 47 years (SD=7). They had been diagnosed with HIV some 15 years 
      earlier and had been on antiretroviral medication for a mean period 
      of 12 years. Data were collected by different means: acceptability 
      questionnaires, field notes and observations. \newline Results. For 
      the majority of the PLHIV, VIH-TAVIE was easy to use. They learned 
      tips for taking their medication, diminishing adverse side-effects 
      and maintaining a positive attitude towards treatment. A large 
      portion of the participants deemed their VIH-TAVIE experience highly 
      satisfactory and felt the intervention met their needs with respect 
      to strategies and proficiencies even though they had been taking 
      medication for at least 12 years on average. \newline Conclusion. 
      Still only at an experimental stage, the VIH-TAVIE approach is 
      intended to be complementary to clinical follow-up.}
}

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The VIH-TAVIE virtual intervention was developed to empower persons living with HIV to manage their daily antiretroviral therapies. VIH-TAVIE consists of four interactive computer sessions with a virtual nurse who serves as a guide through a learning process aimed at enhancing treatment management capacities. The information furnished and the strategies proposed by the nurse are adapted specifically on the basis of responses provided by the user. \\newline Methods. A study was conducted to document the acceptability and feasibility of the web application. VIH-TAVIE was evaluated in a hospital setting as an adjunct intervention to regular care. Participants (N=88) were mostly men (n=73) and had a mean age of 47 years (SD=7). They had been diagnosed with HIV some 15 years earlier and had been on antiretroviral medication for a mean period of 12 years. Data were collected by different means: acceptability questionnaires, field notes and observations. \\newline Results. For the majority of the PLHIV, VIH-TAVIE was easy to use. They learned tips for taking their medication, diminishing adverse side-effects and maintaining a positive attitude towards treatment. A large portion of the participants deemed their VIH-TAVIE experience highly satisfactory and felt the intervention met their needs with respect to strategies and proficiencies even though they had been taking medication for at least 12 years on average. \\newline Conclusion. Still only at an experimental stage, the VIH-TAVIE approach is intended to be complementary to clinical follow-up.","bibtex":"@ARTICLE{Cote12-Telemedecie-AcceptabilityFeasabilityStudy,\r\n AUTHOR = {Jos� C�t� and Genevi�ve Rouleau and Gaston Godin and \r\n Pilar Ramirez-Garcia and Yann-Ga�l Gu�h�neuc and Georgette Nahas and \r\n C�cile Tremblay and Joanne Otis and Annick Hernandez},\r\n JOURNAL = {Journal of Telemedecine and Telecare (JTT)},\r\n TITLE = {Acceptability and Feasibility Study of a Virtual \r\n Intervention to Help Persons Living with HIV Manage their Daily \r\n Therapies},\r\n YEAR = {2012},\r\n MONTH = {October},\r\n NOTE = {12 pages.},\r\n NUMBER = {7},\r\n PAGES = {409--421},\r\n VOLUME = {18},\r\n EDITOR = {Elizabeth Krupinski},\r\n KEYWORDS = {Topic: <b>VIHTAVIE</b>, Venue: <b>JTT</b>},\r\n PUBLISHER = {Royal Society of Medicine Press},\r\n URL = {http://www.ptidej.net/publications/documents/JTT12.doc.pdf},\r\n ABSTRACT = {Objective. 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