PORTRAIT OF THE PATIENT AS A BASIS FOR THE DEVELOPMENTOF PROPOSALS FOR OPTIMIZATION OF DRUG THERAPY FOR HIV INFECTION
The purpose of this study was developing of medical and social characteristic of HIV-infected person. For this research we used medical histories of patients being under antiretroviral therapy from 2006-2012 years. Moreover, the systematic and informative approach was used as well as logical and comparative analysis. This research gave us the opportunity to analyze the characteristics of HIV-infected person. It shows that among the people with the main diagnosis there are some patients who have secondary diagnosis which may include simultaneously usage of several drugs. Due to the long period of usage of the same drugs and presence of side effects the quality of the medicine decrease and it may cause the change of the therapy itself. The given results assign the necessity of optimization of effective and healthy therapy which is impossible without financial expenses for different kind of scheme. This data is necessary for the future development of technologies and improvement of pharmaceutical supply for these patients