MANAGED PROBLEM SOLVING (MAPS)
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Description:Managed Problem Solving (MAPS) is an individual-level, problem-solving intervention delivered in person and via telephone calls to HIV clinic patients. The intervention focuses on improving medication adherence through an iterative, five-step process which consists of 1) identifying barriers to adherence, 2) brainstorming to generate potential solutions, 3) decision-making and developing a plan of action, 4) implementing the plan, and 5) evaluating and modifying the plan as necessary. In-person sessions include education related to the treatment regimen and to common medication misperceptions; problemsolving to identify daily routines, cues, cognitive aids and social supports; screening to identify barriers related to depression, substance use, toxicity management and competing demands; and review of adherence data to determine where problems have occurred and to develop solutions. In addition, on-going telephone calls reinforce content delivered during the in-person sessions, allow for additional problem solving, remind patients to obtain refills, and encourage continued adherence to intervention strategies.
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Main Document Checksum:urn:sha-512:ee876bf7319996a6740d614b367c296d4e7b2d681341afec9b1df998d84db780ac5ce248709162907eff497c32be0dcef84771812bae1cdc7fa87a6760380da6
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