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What is the Profile of Quality of Life for Controlled Patients Taking Antiretrovirals? An Observation in Indonesia Setiyo Budi Santoso (a*), Heni Lutfiyati (a), Ulfahishofi Hanifah Afifi (b), Shellyta Ratnafuri (b) Corresponding Author: Setiyo Budi Santoso

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Question from Ms. Vanny Eka Septiana 2020.11.18 12:18:53 i am so interested with your presentation Mr. Setiyo Budi, and i want to ask why ARV therapy is done for at least 6 months ? Thankyou Replies: Reply from Mr. Setiyo Budi Santoso 2020.11.18 13:30:43 This is the good question I^ve read to this forum. Vani, you know that the subjects of my study are in a specific category, those who are already receiving controlled antiretroviral therapy. The key is ^controlled therapy^. this means that my subjects must have guaranteed continuity in taking the drug. I think six months is the minimum standard to guarantee that qualification. Why six months, not three or nine months. Actually, you can argue with this. However, six months is the time determined by the facilitator in the hospital to evaluate the progress of therapy. I hope my explanation is easy to understand.

Question from Ms. Yusi Dwi Nurcahyani 2020.11.18 12:12:45 What is the exact prevalence of HIV and AIDS in Indonesia according to the latest data. How the magnitude of the problem in Indonesia is compared to other ASEAN countries Replies: Reply from Mr. Setiyo Budi Santoso 2020.11.18 13:47:35 Miss Yusi, i really like your attention. First, we should use the data released by the national health ministry. That by mid-2020, their number would reach 543,075 people. See: https://www.kemkes.go.id/article/view/20092900003/kampanye-bulan-viral- load-pentingnya-meng Tahu-status-pengobat-arv-pada-odha-melewat- pemeriksa-.html Further, my concern about this issue stems from the global fact (beyond of ASEAN), that only 61.5% of them had accessed antiretroviral therapy. The accessibility of antiretrovirals therapy in Indonesia was higher than the global data, amounted to 69.8% from 349,822. However, it is only a-third population who undergo controlled-therapy. See: UNAIDS, ^Global HIV & AIDS Statistics - July 2018 Fact Sheet^, 2018 This is what then made me suspicious, and wanted to explore the affective things behind people who routinely undergo therapy. The implication, this finding could be a reference to empower those who are bored, or get off the path of adherence to therapy. I am happy to wait for your feedback

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