HIV感染者の高齢者の健康的な老化を促進するための新たに開発されたトランス診断的認知行動療法群の評価: ランダム化制御試験の試験プロトコル

Jacklyn D Foley1,2, Lauren B Bernier1,3, Stephanie Schiavo4

  • 1Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA.

まとめ

この試験試験では,50歳以上のHIV感染者に対する認知行動療法 (CBT) のCHAMP介入を評価した. 目標は,高齢のPWHの健康的な老化を改善するための実現可能性と可否を評価することでした.

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