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‘The phone reminder is important, but will others get to know about my illness?’ Patient perceptions of an mHealth antiretroviral treatment support intervention in the HIVIND trial in South India

Abstract

Objectives The recent explosion of mHealth applications in the area of HIV care has led to the development of mHealth interventions to support antiretroviral treatment adherence. Several of these interventions have been tested for effectiveness, but few studies have explored patient perspectives of such interventions. Exploring patient perspectives enhances the understanding of how an intervention works or why it does not. We therefore studied perceptions regarding an mHealth adherence intervention within the HIVIND trial in South India. Methods The study was conducted at three clinics in South India. The intervention comprised an automated interactive voice response (IVR) call and a pictorial short messaging service (SMS), each delivered weekly. Sixteen purposively selected participants from the intervention arm in the HIVIND trial were interviewed. All participants had completed at least 84 weeks since enrollment in the trial. Perceptions on the usefulness and perceived benefits and risks of receiving the intervention were sought. The interviews were transcribed and analysed using the framework approach to qualitative data analysis. Results Despite varying perceptions of the intervention, most participants found it useful. The intervention was perceived as a sign of ‘care’ from the clinic. The IVR call was preferred to the SMS reminder. Two-way communication was preferred to automated calls. Participants also perceived a risk of unintentional disclosure of their HIV status and stigma thereof via the intervention and took initiatives to mitigate this risk. Targeting reminders at those with poor adherence and those in need of social support was suggested. Conclusions mHealth adherence interventions go beyond their intended role to provide a sense of care and support to the recipient. Although automated interventions are impersonal, they could be a solution for scale up. Interventions that engage both the recipient and the healthcare provider have greater potential for success. Personalising mHealth interventions could mitigate the risk of stigma and promote their uptake.

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‘The phone reminder is important, but will others get to know about my illness?’ Patient perceptions of an mHealth antiretroviral treatment support intervention in the HIVIND trial in South India

Author: Rodrigues, Rashmi,Poongulali, S,Balaji, Kavitha,Atkins, Salla,Ashorn, Per,De Costa, Ayesha
Year: 2015
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‘The phone eminde is impo an ,
bu will o he s ge o know abou my
illness?’Pa ien pe cep ions o an
mHeal h an i e o i al ea men
suppo in e en ion in he HIVIND
ial in Sou h India
Rashmi Rod igues,
1,2
S Poongulali,
3
Ka i ha Balaji,
3
Salla A kins,
1
Pe Asho n,
4
Ayesha De Cos a
1
To ci e: Rod igues R,
Poongulali S, Balaji K, e al.
‘The phone eminde is
impo an , bu will o he s ge
o know abou my illness?’
Pa ien pe cep ions o an
mHeal h an i e o i al
ea men suppo
in e en ion in he HIVIND
ial in Sou h India. BMJ
Open 2015;5:e007574.
doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2015-
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ABSTRACT
Objec i es: The ecen explosion o mHeal h
applica ions in he a ea o HIV ca e has led o he
de elopmen o mHeal h in e en ions o suppo
an i e o i al ea men adhe ence. Se e al o hese
in e en ions ha e been es ed o e ec i eness, bu
ew s udies ha e explo ed pa ien pe spec i es o such
in e en ions. Explo ing pa ien pe spec i es enhances
he unde s anding o how an in e en ion wo ks o
why i does no . We he e o e s udied pe cep ions
ega ding an mHeal h adhe ence in e en ion wi hin he
HIVIND ial in Sou h India.
Me hods: The s udy was conduc ed a h ee clinics in
Sou h India. The in e en ion comp ised an au oma ed
in e ac i e oice esponse (IVR) call and a pic o ial
sho messaging se ice (SMS), each deli e ed
weekly. Six een pu posi ely selec ed pa icipan s om
he in e en ion a m in he HIVIND ial we e
in e iewed. All pa icipan s had comple ed a leas 84
weeks since en ollmen in he ial. Pe cep ions on he
use ulness and pe cei ed bene i s and isks o
ecei ing he in e en ion we e sough . The in e iews
we e ansc ibed and analysed using he amewo k
app oach o quali a i e da a analysis.
Resul s: Despi e a ying pe cep ions o he
in e en ion, mos pa icipan s ound i use ul. The
in e en ion was pe cei ed as a sign o ‘ca e’ om he
clinic. The IVR call was p e e ed o he SMS eminde .
Two-way communica ion was p e e ed o au oma ed
calls. Pa icipan s also pe cei ed a isk o unin en ional
disclosu e o hei HIV s a us and s igma he eo ia
he in e en ion and ook ini ia i es o mi iga e his
isk. Ta ge ing eminde s a hose wi h poo adhe ence
and hose in need o social suppo was sugges ed.
Conclusions: mHeal h adhe ence in e en ions go
beyond hei in ended ole o p o ide a sense o ca e
and suppo o he ecipien . Al hough au oma ed
in e en ions a e impe sonal, hey could be a solu ion
o scale up. In e en ions ha engage bo h he
ecipien and he heal hca e p o ide ha e g ea e
po en ial o success. Pe sonalising mHeal h
in e en ions could mi iga e he isk o s igma and
p omo e hei up ake.
T ial egis a ion numbe : ISRCTN79261738.
INTRODUCTION
The scope o mobile phones in suppo o
heal hca e (mHeal h) has g own in ecen
yea s as e idenced by he expanding body o
li e a u e in his field.
12
One o he popula
uses o mHeal h has been o suppo he
con inuum o HIV ca e and p e en ion.
34
The echnology has been used ex ensi ely o
sp ead awa eness ega ding HIV in ec ion
and i s p e en ion,
1
including he p e en ion
o mo he - o-child ansmission (PMTCT).
5
S eng hs and limi a ions o his s udy
▪This is he i s quali a i e s udy in he Indian
con ex designed wi hin a andomised con olled
ial ha in es iga es pa icipan pe cep ions
ega ding an mHeal h adhe ence suppo in e -
en ion o an i e o i al he apy.
▪Quali a i e esea ch alongside clinical ials con-
ex ualises in e en ions and acili a es he de el-
opmen o in e en ions ha a e e ec i e.
▪The amewo k app oach used in he analysis is
poised be ween induc i e and deduc i e
app oaches and encou ages he analysis o he
esponden s’pe cep ions, in ligh o he
esea che s’expe iences.
▪As he HIVIND ial was ongoing a he ime o
he in e iews, he adhe ence s a us o he pa i-
cipan s was unknown o he in e iewe . Hence,
we we e unable o ela e he expe iences o he
pa icipan s o hei adhe ence wi hin he ial.
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Mo eo e , mHeal h has been ound accep able o com-
munica ing labo a o y esul s o HIV-in ec ed indi i-
duals, despi e sensi i i y su ounding he disease.
6
I is
also being s udied o HIV counselling and e en ion
78
in ea men . Suppo ing adhe ence o an i e o i al
ea men (ART) has been one o he popula uses o
he echnology, wi h a numbe o s udies
49–12
showing
mixed esul s.
91013
Adhe ence o ea men is a complex
14
ye essen ial
phenomenon o posi i e heal h ou comes, i espec i e
o he disease. I is key o he success o ART, as op imal
adhe ence de e s ea men ailu e and dea h in
HIV-in ec ed indi iduals. One o he ba ie s o adhe -
ence is o ge ulness. Se e al adhe ence suppo in e -
en ions ha e been de eloped o a ge o ge ulness
such as pillboxes, elec onic eminde s
15 16
and mobile
phone eminde s. These in e en ions a e posi ed
wi hin he Beha io Lea ning Theo y (BLT) amewo k
whe e hey a e conside ed as ex e nal cues ha suppo
medica ion adhe ence.
16
The ecen ly concluded HIVIND andomised con-
olled ial (RCT) in Sou h India was he fi s RCT ha
explo ed he e ec o an mHeal h in e en ion on ART
adhe ence in he Indian con ex .
17
The in e en ion
es ed in he HIVIND ial comp ised an au oma ed
in e ac i e oice esponse (IVR) call and a neu al
pic u e sho messaging se ice (SMS).
Quali a i e s udies can aid he unde s anding o he
e ec s o an in e en ion and he possible pa hways
h ough which hese e ec s (o lack o ) may be
media ed. Such esea ch alongside RCTs can con ex ual-
ise in e en ions and acili a e he de elopmen o e ec -
i e in e en ions.
18 19
Howe e , quali a i e s udies
alongside RCTs, especially in HIV in ec ion, a e ew.
We explo ed pa icipan pe cep ions o he in e en-
ion, including conce ns abou s igma and in usion o
p i acy, and compa ed he IVR call wi h he SMS
eminde in he Indian con ex .
METHODS
S udy con ex
This was a quali a i e s udy wi hin he HIVIND ial.
The HIVIND ial was a pa allel g oup open-label ial
ha s udied he e ec o mobile phone eminde s on
adhe ence o ART and ime o fi s -line ART ailu e
in ea men naï e people li ing wi h HIV (PLHIV) in
Sou h India. The RCT had h ee ec ui men si es
in Sou h India, ha is, (1) S . John’s Medical College
Hospi al, Bangalo e, a p i a e e ia y-le el non-p ofi
heal hca e acili y, p o iding ca e and ea men o
app oxima ely 3000 PLHIV/AIDS h ough a public–
p i a e pa ne ship in Ka na aka S a e; (2) KR Hospi al,
Myso e, a public e ia y-le el eaching heal hca e acil-
i y, p o iding ca e and ea men o app oxima ely
10 000 PLHIV in Ka na aka S a e and (3) YRG Ca e,
Chennai, a p i a e heal hca e acili y, p o iding ca e
and ea men o app oxima ely 18 000 PLHIV in Tamil
Nadu S a e.
HIV ca e and ea men in India a e p o ided a no
cos o minimal cos o PLHIV h ough a ne wo k o
public, p i a e and public–p i a e heal hca e acili ies.
All PLHIV egis e ed wi hin his HIV ca e ne wo k
ecei e counselling suppo , basic in es iga ions such as
CD4 coun , ea men and mon hly ollow-up ca e.
T ea men is ini ia ed a CD4 coun s <350 cells/mm
3
.
Fu he , PLHIV ecei e adhe ence counselling a ea -
men ini ia ion, and a mon hly pill efill isi s. The ele-
men s o his counselling (figu e 1) a e in line wi h he
Social Cogni i e Theo y o beha iou change.
Acco ding o he exis ing sys em, counsello s assess
pa ien s’knowledge ega ding hei heal h and educa e
hem based on hei knowledge gap. Counselling os e s
sel -e ficacy by engende ing he belie ha one can inde-
penden ly add ess adhe ence- ela ed issues and help
iden i y ex e nal sys ems (an eceden s) sui able o
suppo adhe ence.
20
The HIVIND T ial
19
: The ial es ed an mHeal h ART
adhe ence suppo in e en ion in 631 ou pa ien s aged
18–60 yea s. Hal he pa icipan s in he ial (315)
ecei ed he in e en ion, while he o he hal ecei ed
s anda d ca e. All pa icipan s, i espec i e o ecei ing
he in e en ion, we e ollowed up qua e ly o 2 yea s
o un il ea men ailu e, whiche e was ea lie . O he
pa icipan s in he ial, 502 (79%) we e li e a e, 273
(43%) we e emale, 398 (63%) we e employed and 286
(45%) we e om a u al backg ound. The ecen ly
epo ed HIVIND ial esul s showed no e ec o he
in e en ion on adhe ence.
21
The mHeal h in e en ion (figu e 2): The ial in e en ion
was designed on he basis o pa ien p e e ences and
pilo ed p io o he ial.
22 23
The in e en ion was au o-
ma ed and comp ised an IVR call
24
and a pic o ial SMS
eminde , each sen once a week o he in e en ion
a m pa icipan s o 2 yea s. The IVR call said, “Hello,
his is you good iend calling you! I you ha e aken all
you medica ions yes e day please p ess ‘1’i no please
p ess ‘2’.”I he pa ien missed he fi s call, h ee add-
i ional calls we e a emp ed in he nex 24 h. The SMS
eminde was a neu al pic o ial SMS ha depic ed a
‘lamp’. The SMS eminde was sen o he pa ien 3 days
a e he IVR call. Pa icipan s could choose a day and
ime o ecei e he IVR call and SMS eminde .
Pa icipan s we e ained o ecei e and espond o he
oice calls and access he SMS eminde .
Da a collec ion
We conduc ed in-dep h in e iews wi h 16 pa icipan s
in he in e en ion a m o he ial (5 pa ien s each a
he Myso e and Bangalo e si es and 6 a he Chennai
si e). All pa icipan s had comple ed a leas 84 weeks
since en ollmen in he ial. We achie ed da a sa u -
a ion a ound he 16 h in e iew and he e o e decided
o s op he in e iews, as no new in o ma ion was o h-
coming. Pu posi e sampling included pa ien s om
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di e en si es, sexes, occupa ions, and u al and u ban
backg ounds.
The fi s au ho , who wo ked wi h he HIVIND ial
and he in e en ion, bu no wi h ou ine pa ien ca e,
conduc ed he in-dep h in e iews. All in e iews we e
conduc ed in a quie oom a each o he s udy si es and
audio- eco ded wi h he pa icipan s’consen . Each
in e iew was conduc ed in he local language, ha is,
Kannada o Tamil, and ook app oxima ely 20 min. We
used an in e iew guide ha was de eloped and pilo
es ed o explo e pa icipan pe cep ions o he in e en-
ion unde specific domains, ha is, help ulness o he
in e en ion, equency, ease o use, disclosu e o HIV
s a us and s igma he eo , p e e ence be ween he IVR
call and he SMS eminde .
Da a analysis
A na i e local language expe , also p oficien in
English, ansc ibed and ansla ed he in e iews in o
English. The fi s au ho subsequen ly spo checked he
ansc ip ions o ensu e consis ency wi h he eco dings.
The hema ic ‘F amewo k App oach’
25
was used in he
analysis. Fo his, he fi s au ho amilia ised he sel
wi h he ansc ip s and iden ified codes. The codes
om di e en ansc ip s we e compa ed o simila i y
and g ouped unde a single ca ego y. Codes and
Figu e 1 Adhe ence counselling
o suppo an i e o i al ea men
p o ided o pa ien s in line wi h
Social Cogni i e Theo y.
Figu e 2 The in e en ion.
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ca ego ies o med he p elimina y amewo k o he
analysis (box 1). Discussions be ween he au ho s
enabled he eo ganisa ion o codes o ma ch he
amewo k.
The codes we e hen applied o he ansc ip s, ha is,
he ansc ip s we e indexed and he da a cha ed unde
he ele an codes in he amewo k. Addi ional codes
we e gene a ed as he analysis p og essed. Subsequen ly,
he da a we e summa ised and mapped o iden i y con-
nec ions be ween summa ies and o de i e sub hemes.
The sub hemes we e collapsed unde b oade hemes
desc ibing he da a ( able 1).
E hics s a emen
P io o en olmen , pa ien s ga e hei w i en consen
o pa icipa e. The consen was also ead o all pa ici-
pan s in he local language o ensu e ha hey unde -
s ood he pu pose o he s udy and he s udy p ocedu es
i espec i e o hei le el o li e acy.
FINDINGS
Pa icipan cha ac e is ics: Six een pa icipan s om he
in e en ion a m o he HIVIND ial pa icipa ed in
his s udy. They we e aged 25–56 yea s (median age:
38 yea s). O hese, se en we e women and nine we e
men. O he women, h ee had pa - ime employmen
ou side hei home. All he men we e employed. Six pa -
icipan s had a u al backg ound.
Themes: Th ee hemes eme ged om he in e iews.
These we e (1) a ying use ulness o he in e en ion,
(2) p e e ence o calls o e messages and (3) pe cei ed
isk o unin en ional disclosu e o HIV s a us.
Va ying use ulness o he in e en ion
Some pa icipan s ound ha he mobile phone emin-
de s aided es ablishmen o a ou ine o aking hei
medica ion while o he s did no , ci ing cu en ly
adequa e adhe ence ega dless o he in e en ion.
Despi e being au oma ed, he in e en ion was pe cei ed
o p o ide social suppo and eflec he conce n o he
heal hca e p o ide .
Di e en pe cep ions o help ulness as a eminde
One pa icipan epo ed ha he in e en ion se ed as
a eminde h oughou he day and week despi e i s
bi-weekly equency. O he s epo ed ha he calls mini-
mised o ge ulness, especially when hey we e busy wi h
wo k o we e away om home.
We will be busy wi h ou wo k. When we ge busy, I eel
ha he eminde is e y impo an o me o ake he
able s … o my heal h.
The phone calls p o ided a cue o ake medica ions
and helped some pa icipan s de elop a ou ine o
aking medicines. One pa ien epo ed ha he emba -
assmen o p o iding a nega i e esponse o he call
ensu ed he adhe ence.
In he beginning, I used o o ge . So, ini ially o se he
ime, his became a good me hod. I used o miss he
able s ini ially. Nowadays, I ake he able s a 10:30 in
he mo ning and 10:30 a nigh . To ge in o his ou ine,
his phone call has helped…
Pa icipan s who conside ed hemsel es adequa ely
adhe en o medica ion did no find he in e en ion
use ul. They we e awa e o he impo ance o adhe ence
o medica ion in o de o ensu e i al supp ession. They
also epo ed conce n o hei own heal h and a desi e
o be heal hy.
No, (i is no ) only because o phone call ( ha ) I emem-
be ed o ake able s. I is also because I wan o be
heal hy ha I ( ake) able s egula ly.
Pa icipan s sugges ed sending eminde s only o
poo ly adhe en pa ien s ha he heal hca e p o ide
iden ified a mon hly isi s when pill coun s we e done.
They also sugges ed ha he equency o he eminde s
could be based on he indi iduals’need.
Fo hose i egula wi h medica ions you should make
he calls e e y day, hose who a e egula weekly once is
enough.
Reminde s we e conside ed necessa y o hose esid-
ing in u al a eas, hose equi ing social suppo , hose
p eoccupied wi h wo k o hose wi h an illness ha
a ec ed memo y.
Box 1 Thema ic amewo k used in he s udy
1.1 Help ulness in e ac i e oice esponse (IVR)
1.2 Help ulness sho messaging se ice (SMS)
2. Pe cep ion o impo ance o he in e en ion
3. F equency o he in e en ion
4. Func ioning o he in e en ion
5. P i acy
6. In usion
7. S igma
7.1 S igma om in e en ion
7.2 Ways o a oid s igma
8. Discon inua ion o he in e en ion
9. Voice: Male/ emale p e e ences
10. Technical knowledge
11. P e e ence be ween IVR and SMS
12.1 Responding o he in e en ion
12.2 Reasons o non- esponse
12.3 Reasons o e o in esponse
13. Ba ie s o adhe ence
14. Communica ion
14.1 Two-way communica ion
14.2 Type o message
14.3 Sugges ions o deploymen
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Table 1 A b ie desc ip ion o he amewo k used in da a analysis
Thema ic amewo k componen s and
quo es Codes Summa y Ca ego ies Sub hemes Theme*
Help ulness o IVR Fo ge ulness due o wo k
— eminde s help
Phone calls minimised o ge ulness
and enabled de elopmen o a
medica ion ou ine, imp o ing
adhe ence. Conce n om heal hca e
p o ide pe cei ed
Imp o es
adhe ence
Di e en pe cep ions
ega ding he
help ulness as a
eminde
1
We will be busy wi h ou wo k, when we
ge busy, I eel ha he eminde is e y
impo an o me ake he able s
When I ge a call a 8:00, I eel happy ha
a call has come om hospi al. I eel
people om hospi al ha e called
Pe cei ed conce n o he
heal hca e p o ide along
wi h. Feels happy wi h he
calls
Heal hca e
p o ide s conce n
Di e en pe cep ions
ega ding he
help ulness as a
eminde
1
Help ulness o SMS SMS no liked, he
inconspicuous ale one
makes he pa ien miss he
SMS
A gene al dislike o SMS. The SMS is
missed on a i al because o i s
inconspicuous ing one. Unin ended
disclosu e o HIV s a us pe cei ed
SMS disliked Di e en pe cep ions
ega ding he
help ulness as a
eminde
1
I ne e liked SMS, I didn’ like i a all. I
would be busy du ing he day. I would
ne e hea i s sound a all…I ne e ge o
know when SMS comes…
I dele e i on he spo bu by chance i
someone sees i , “LM a ogyam”†, hey will
ques ion me
Pe cei e he disclosu e o
HIV s a us wi h he SMS
Fea o disclosu e
o HIV s a us
P e en ing unin ended
disclosu e o HIV
s a us
3
Pe cep ion o impo ance o he
in e en ion
In e en ion does no
ma e , pa ien adhe en
The necessi y o calls is no seen as
pa ien s claim o be adhe en wi hou
he calls. Ex e nal cues o suppo
adhe ence used
Pe cep ion o
being adhe en
Di e en pe cep ions
ega ding he
help ulness as a
eminde
1
Whe he I ge a phone call o SMS, i
doesn’ ma e , I ha e aken able s
egula ly. Tha is mo e impo an igh ?
By 9.00 sha p, a e ha ing my b eak as
and while aking he cash o my
expenses…I will also ake he medicines
Pa ien akes medicines
daily a e b eak as
Ex e nal cues o
adhe ence used
Di e en pe cep ions
ega ding he
help ulness as a
eminde
1
P e e ence be ween IVR and SMS Fea o disclosu e o HIV
s a us om he phone call
A p e e ence o phone calls in
compa ison o SMSs. Phone calls
hough o ha e he po en ial o
disclosu e o HIV s a us
Fea o disclosu e
o HIV s a us
P e en ing unin ended
disclosu e o HIV
s a us
3
Yes, she has ead he message and
asked who is he ‘a ogyam’, no one
knows, bu i you a e calling, whoe e is
a ending he call will come o know abou
he p oblem
The call is su icien , SMS is no
necessa y…in he phone call hey speak,
a leas o espec ( hem) we ake he
call…I we ake he call we ha e o
espond…We do no ha e o espond o
he SMS…
Calls a e conside ed
su icien as hey a e
in e ac i e, SMS
conside ed passi e
In e ac ion in he
call p e e ed o
passi i y o he
SMS
Engagemen : IVR s
SMS
2
*Themes: 1. Pe cep ions o a ying use ulness o he in e en ion, 2. p e e ence o calls o e messages and 3. pe cei ed isk o unin en ional disclosu e o HIV s a us.
†The name unde which he SMS is deli e ed, ‘a ogyam’means heal h.
IVR, in e ac i e oice esponse; SMS, sho messaging se ice; LM, p e ix o he alpha nume ic sende iden i ie ‘a ogyam’L- code o he se ice p o ide , M- code o he se ice a ea.
This p e ix ollows he egula ions o SMS sende iden i ica ion issued by he Telecom Regula o y Au ho i y o India on 10
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Pe cei ed suppo : social suppo and conce n o he
heal hca e p o ide
The in e en ion made he pa icipan s eel he conce n
and suppo om he heal hca e p o ide as a esul o
he phone calls.
I eel happy ha hospi al people ca e o my heal h,
when I ecei e he call.
The calls we e pe cei ed as being om a iend and
no om a machine, despi e all pa icipan s being awa e
ha he calls we e au oma ed.
When I ge hese compu e ized phone calls asking me
how my heal h is?? I eel con en ed …E en i I am eady
o pay a hund ed housand upees, I don’ hink I will
ge a p i ilege like his…
P e e ence o calls o e messages
Despi e au oma ing bo h he IVR call and he SMS
eminde , he IVR call was p e e ed and conside ed
mo e use ul when compa ed wi h he SMS eminde .
Fu he , pa icipan s a ely iewed he SMS eminde .
Un amilia i y wi h he concep o SMS combined wi h i s
passi i y and he inconspicuous ale one led pa ien s o
igno e he SMS eminde .
Engagemen : IVR e sus SMS
The phone call a ac ed a en ion and was unlikely o
be missed because o he ‘noise’i made while he SMS
was easily missed as i made a so e ‘noise’.
Pa icipan s app ecia ed he in e ac i i y and echno-
logical simplici y o he au oma ed call in compa ison
o he SMS.
The call is su ficien , ( he) SMS is no necessa y. I you
compa e …in he phone call hey speak. A leas o
espec wha hey speak we pick he call, a leas once …
We do no ha e o espond o he SMSs, he SMS is no
necessa y.
Pa icipan s epo ed a desi e o speak o he pe son
calling hem. They also wished o discuss hei heal h
p oblems and sha e hei eelings, hei disease p og es-
sion, ad ice ega ding medica ion and i s side e ec s,
nu i ion, in e ac i e beha iou and any ecen ad ances
in HIV ea men and cu e wi h he calle i gi en an
oppo uni y
The p oblem wi h his phone call is ha you canno
speak any hing in o i . Only he pe son on he o he
side (speaks) …We canno cla i y any hing …I ha
op ion we e he e, i would be use ul …I would make
me eel elie ed…
I am a pa ien , I could ha e asked de ailed in o ma-
ion abou ha abou aking able s, abou ea ing ood,
how o mingle wi h e e yone, how o wo k …i may
help.
Only one pa icipan epo ed ha wo-way communi-
ca ion would be unaccep able, as he pe son calling
would know his disease s a us.
(A) compu e ised message is ( he) bes way. Why should
my in o ma ion be known o he pe son who is calling?
Un amilia i y wi h using SMS in he se ing
Many pa icipan s epo ed di ficul ies in accessing he
SMS despi e being augh . One pa icipan epo ed ha
nei he he no his s anda d 10 h educa ed spouse knew
how o iew o send an SMS.
Phone call is simple. The SMS is oo complica ed…I
don’ unde s and SMS well…
Pe cei ed isk o unin en ional disclosu e om he
in e en ion
Pa icipan s ound i impo an o p e en he disclosu e
o hei HIV s a us, and made e o s o conceal he
sou ce o he in e en ion (ie, he HIV clinic) om
o he s.
P e en ing unin ended disclosu e o HIV s a us
Fea ul o o he s a ending he IVR call, pa icipan s
a ely le he phone una ended on he day o he call.
Pe sonalising he ime and day o he call enabled pa i-
cipan s o choose imings ha a o ded some p i acy
and secu i y while answe ing he call.
No one has picked up he call. Wednesday (I ecei e) he
phone call and (on) Sunday he SMS. On hese wo days
I will ne e lea e he phone anywhe e. E en i he e is a
p oblem, he phone will be kep wi h me.
When iends and amily enqui ed abou he calls,
some pa icipan s made a emp s o conceal he sou ce
o he calls (ie, he HIV clinic).
(When) people a ound me wan ed o know whe e he
call comes om, I ell hem ha his call is om he
Ai cel/mobile company and y o escape ( he) si ua ion.
Pa icipan s conside ed ha equen calls migh
inc ease he isk o unin en ional disclosu e o hei
HIV s a us as he likelihood o someone else ecei ing
he call while he phone is una ended cumula es wi h
he numbe o calls ecei ed.
I I ge he call epea edly, I am sca ed o he s will ecei e
he call and will ge o know abou (my) illness.
Pa icipan s epo ed ha hey kep he phone o
‘ hei ea s only’when in he p esence o o he s. One
pa icipan epo ed going ou o he house o a end
he call, while ano he pe sonalised he call o ecei e i
a e he child en had le he house.
Pa icipan s dele ed he SMS eminde s om hei
phone inbox in an a emp o p e en o he s om
iewing hem. One pa icipan ea ed ha i any PLHIV
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ecei ing he same SMS eminde iewed his SMSs, his
HIV s a us would be unin en ionally disclosed, as he
o he pa ien would ecognise he SMS.
Al hough in e en ion was no conside ed in usi e,
pa icipan s ei he silenced o swi ched o he phone o
p e en he calls om a ac ing a en ion in public
places.
DISCUSSION
The esul s o ou s udy indica e ha pa icipan s had
a ied iews o he in e en ion’s help ulness. Some pa -
icipan s pe cei ed he conce n o he heal hca e p o-
ide along wi h social and emo ional suppo . The IVR
call was p e e ed o e he SMS eminde , and pa ici-
pan s el hey needed a mo e engaging call.
Pa icipan s ea ed HIV- ela ed s igma, and he e o e
ook s eps o educe he isk o unin ended disclosu e o
hei HIV s a us, ia he in e en ion.
mHeal h in e en ions a e designed o imp o e adhe -
ence by a ge ing o ge ulness, a common ba ie o
ea men adhe ence.
26
Hence, ou in e en ion may
be placed wi hin he con ex o he beha iou lea ning
heo y (BLT) amewo k (figu e 3).
16
The pa icipan s
in ou s udy desi ed o s ay heal hy. This need, an
in e nal an eceden in he BLT amewo k, p obably
encou aged hem o ake medicines. Fu he , he emin-
de s p o ided ia mobile phones se ed as an ex e nal
an eceden . Howe e , s udies ha e shown ha ex e nal
eminde s used in isola ion may no be able o imp o e
adhe ence.
27 28
E ec i e adhe ence suppo in e en-
ions need amily o pee suppo , counselling and daily
ea men suppo eflec ing hei complexi y.
28
Pa icipan s also epo ed eeling he ‘conce n’o
hei heal hca e p o ide s owa ds hei heal h, mo e so
wi h he oice calls han wi h he SMSs. Repo s o
mHeal h in e en ions p o iding suppo and making
he ecipien eel alued we e also obse ed in
Kenya.
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These in e en ions, howe e , in ol ed a
componen o pe sonal in e ac ion ia he phone unlike
ou au oma ed in e en ion. A s udy om B i ish
Columbia ha used ex messages in a ube culosis clinic
epo ed ha pa icipan s el suppo ed and ca ed o
by hei heal hca e p o ide .
30
Ano he s udy om
Pe u- ela ed mobile phone eminde s o an ‘angel’and
a‘ iend’gi ing he in e en ion an an h opomo phic
cha ac e .
31
Simila epo s a e a ailable om an
mHeal h smoking cessa ion ial in he UK.
32
Despi e eeling he conce n o he heal hca e p o-
ide , he pa icipan s exp essed he need o wo-way
communica ion. Engaging beneficia ies in communica-
ion imp o es he e ficacy o mHeal h in e en ions.
33
Two-way communica ion in ol ing ex messages was
ound o open communica ion channels and add ess
unme needs o PLHIV in he Came oon Mobile Phone
SMS (CAMPS) ial. Exp essing g a i ude, eques ing
counselling, financial suppo and ad ice ega ding
medica ion side e ec s— easons o using wo-way com-
munica ion in he CAMPS ial—we e also mi o ed in
ou s udy.
34
Al hough he con en o communica ion
was iden ified du ing he design phase in h ee mHeal h
ials om sub-Saha an A ica (SSA), none explo ed he
need o in e ac ion.
91013
Fu he , hough he WelTel
and CAMPS ials p o ided an oppo uni y o pe sonal
in e ac ion wi h he heal hca e p o ide , only he WelTel
ial was success ul.
910
The o he Kenyan ial was suc-
cess ul e en hough he in e en ion was comple ely
au oma ed.
10
The lack o in e ac ion is he e o e
unlikely o be a majo eason o he nega i e ial
esul s in ou s udy.
Conside ing he p e alen li e acy le els in ou se ing,
we chose o inco po a e a neu al pic u e SMS in he
in e en ion. Elsewhe e, ex messages we e p e e ed o
o he o ms o communica ion as hey we e conside ed
o p o ide g ea e confiden iali y.
11 35
S udies om SSA
epo high accep abili y o ex messaging o adhe -
ence suppo , gene a ing awa eness ega ding HIV in ec-
ion and communica ing labo a o y esul s in
Figu e 3 The mHeal h
an i e o i al ea men (ART)
suppo in e en ion in he con ex
o he Beha io Lea ning Theo y.
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None o hese s udies
compa ed he accep abili y o ex messages o oice
calls. Howe e , ano he s udy om Sou h A ica
epo ed nea ly equal p e e ence o oice calls and ex
messages as a mode o communica ion by a heal hca e
p o ide .
36
A s udy in ol ing PMTCT indica ed ha ex
messages we e p e e ed o b ie communica ions and
oice calls o longe , mo e in e ac i e con e sa ions.
5
The lowe English language li e acy in ou con ex in
compa ison o some o hese s udy con ex s could ha e
esul ed in he p e e ence o oice calls o e ex mes-
sages. I would be o alue o iden i y he p e e ed
mode o communica ion and inco po a e i in o he
in e en ion design. Ve bal communica ion has he
po en ial o o e come he li e acy ba ie o ex messa-
ging, and could be used in low-middle income con ex s
such as ou s. The combined e ec o educa ion and ex
messaging in imp o ing adhe ence, and he li e acy
ba ie o he use o ex messages, eflec he need o
al e na i es such as oice calls and pic u e messages o
adhe ence suppo .
37
The in e en ion in ou s udy was designed subse-
quen o a su ey ha used a semis uc u ed in e iew
schedule. One in h ee pa icipan s in he su ey indi-
ca ed a s ong p e e ence o oice calls. Howe e , he
su ey did no explo e he p e e ed con en o commu-
nica ion o he ex en o i s in e ac i eness. Quali a i e
explo a ion o pa icipan pe cep ions while pilo ing he
HIVIND ial in e en ion could ha e helped iden i y
and add ess issues be o e he ial commenced. Also,
hose who pa icipa ed in ou s udy we e exposed o he
in e en ion o app oxima ely 2 yea s. Fi s -hand expe i-
ence wi h he in e en ion p obably enabled pa icipan s
o iden i y mo e ‘nega i es’ ega ding he SMS eminde
han we e pe cei ed by po en ial ial pa icipan s.
A ea o s igma om an unin ended disclosu e o hei
HIV s a us om he in e en ion was el despi e he
in e en ion’s neu al con en , pe sonalised iming and
non- e bal in e ac i e communica ion. Non- e bal com-
munica ions wi hin he IVR call p obably engende ed
cu iosi y in hose wi nessing he call and a ea o HIV
s a us disclosu e in he pa icipan s. S igma has been
documen ed as a significan p oblem o pe sons li ing
wi h HIV in he Indian se ing.
38
This ea -induced pa i-
cipan s o keep hei phones wi h hem on he days ha
hey ecei ed he call. They also p e e ed he eminde s
weekly as hey could keep he phone wi h hemsel es o
he day. As in o he s udies, pa icipan s in ou s udy also
p e e ed no ecei ing he calls in public.
36
Li e a u e on s igma associa ed wi h mHeal h in e en-
ions in HIV in ec ion is la gely in he con ex o ex
messages. Reques s o code con en ha p e en ed dis-
closu e o HIV s a us and minimised s igma we e
obse ed in he de elopmen phase o he CAMPS in e -
en ion.
39
S igma as a ba ie o mHeal h adhe ence
suppo was iden ified in he design phase o he WelTel
ial.
40
In ou s udy, he ea o s igma was less p o-
nounced wi h he SMS eminde s han wi h he IVR
calls, p obably because he SMS eminde s we e less
popula and wen unno iced mo e o en. As in o he
s udies, pa icipan s in ou s udy also eso ed o dele -
ing o ex messages due o ea o unin ended disclos-
u e o HIV s a us.
6
The pe cei ed isk o unin ended
disclosu e o HIV s a us due o o he s iewing pa ici-
pan s’ ex messages was also epo ed om China, SSA
and Pe u.
13 29 31 36 41
Resea che s should weigh he ben-
efi s agains he isk o engende ing he ea o s igma
om mHeal h in e en ions in sensi i e heal h condi-
ions like HIV in ec ion. Educa ing pa ien s and
adequa e counselling suppo could o e come he
s igma associa ed wi h he in e en ion.
34
Conside a ions o he u u e design o mHeal h in e -
en ions: In e en ions pe sonalised o he beneficia ies’
need should be de eloped.
32
Mul icomponen in e en-
ions could be designed such ha wo-way communica-
ion wi h physicians/counsello s, along wi h in o ma ion
on nu i ion, medica ion side e ec s and ad ances in
HIV ca e, is inco po a ed. Al hough in e ac i e commu-
nica ion may engage pa ien s o longe du a ions, i
needs o be balanced agains he esou ces needed o
in e en ion scale up.
Sensi i i y o he disease and sociocul u al con ex s,
gi en he possibili y o s igma i sensi i e in o ma ion
we e in e cep ed, is needed. Ta ge ing hose wi h poo
adhe ence, as sugges ed by pa icipan s in ou s udy,
could imp o e he e ficacy o mHeal h in e en ions.
40
Fu he mo e, quali a i e assessmen s p io o and du ing
a ial can help de elop and con ex ualise such in e en-
ions
32
These conside a ions could be ex apola ed on o
ch onic non-communicable disease and ube culosis.
42
Me hodological issues: The s udy sample was pu posi e and
ep esen a i e o he pa icipan s in he HIVIND ial,
enabling he ans e abili y o esul s. Fu he , a hick
desc ip ion o he s udy con ex is p o ided in he
me hods sec ion o his manusc ip , enabling he eade
o judge he applicabili y o he esul s in hei se ing.
To ensu e c edibili y o he findings, he esea che s
discussed wi h each o he he in e iew guide, which was
pilo es ed and modified sui ably o ensu e ha i accu -
a ely assessed pa icipan pe cep ions. Simila ly, a con-
sensus was a i ed a ega ding he amewo k, codes,
hemes and sub hemes a e discussions wi h he coau-
ho s. Dependabili y was suppo ed by desc ibing all p o-
cedu es unde aken in de ail in he me hods sec ion o
his manusc ip .
Reflexi i y: The fi s au ho ’s unde s anding o he pos-
i ion as a physician, a public heal h pe son and a
esea che li ing and wo king in he se ing enabled he
o e ec i ely con ex ualise he esponses o he pa ici-
pan s. The mul idisciplina y esea ch eam in ol ed in
he s udy con ibu ed o a holis ic in e p e a ion o pa -
icipan pe cep ions ha we explo ed.
The amewo k app oach is ideal o analyse heal h
sys em ela ed da a as i d aws on many di e en adi-
ions o answe a specific esea ch ques ion. Poised
be ween he induc i e and deduc i e app oaches, i
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encou ages he analysis o he esponden ’s in e p e -
a ion o issues, in he ligh o he esea che s’expe i-
ences, and suppo s he con ex ualisa ion o esea ch
findings.
25
As he HIVIND ial was ongoing a he ime o he
in e iews, he adhe ence s a us o he pa icipan s was
unknown o he in e iewe . Hence, we we e unable o
ela e he expe iences o he pa icipan s o hei adhe -
ence wi hin he ial.
CONCLUSION
mHeal h adhe ence in e en ions go beyond hei
in ended ole o p o ide a sense o ca e and suppo o
he ecipien . Al hough au oma ed in e en ions a e
impe sonal, hey could be he solu ion o scale up. The
u ili y o conse ing spa se heal hca e esou ces by au o-
ma ing in e en ions should be weighed agains he
e ec i eness o a mo e engaging in e en ion in ol ing
wo-way communica ion. Mul icomponen in e en ions
pe sonalised on he basis o iming, con en , du a ion
and adhe ence le els could be mo e engaging and
accep able o beneficia ies, and mi iga e he isk o
s igma. Mos o all, mHeal h in e en ions should be
de eloped h ough ex ensi e beha iou al esea ch and
es ed o e ec i eness p io o inco po a ing hem
wi hin heal hca e sys ems.
Au ho a ilia ions
1
Ka olinska Ins i u e , S ockholm, Sweden
2
Depa men o Communi y Heal h, S . John’s Medical College, Bangalo e,
Ka na aka, India
3
YRG Ca e Cen e , Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
4
Depa men o In e na ional Heal h, Uni e si y o Tampe e School o
Medicine, Tampe e, Finland
Acknowledgemen s The au ho s would like o hank he medical o ice s and
s a a he h ee s udy si es and hei ART cen es, ha is, S . John’s Medical
College, Bangalo e; KR Hospi al, Myso e; YRG Ca e, Chennai o suppo . The
au ho s acknowledge he suppo om he p incipal in es iga o s o he
HIVIND ial, D Kuma asamy N, Chennai and D Ani a She , Bangalo e. They
also hank D Swa oop N, Senio esea ch o ice , HIVIND s udy a KR
Hospi al, Myso e o o ganising he da a collec ion a he Myso e si e. They
also acknowledge he con ibu ion o D BB Riwa i, D Sunil Kuma Dodde i
and D Su esh Shas h i, along wi h he Na ional AIDS Con ol O ganisa ion,
o enabling he es ablishmen o he s udy si e a Myso e and suppo ing he
s udy.
Con ibu o s RR pa icipa ed in concep , design, da a collec ion, analysis and
d a ing he manusc ip . SP and KB we e esponsible o da a collec ion,
analysis and c i ical e iew. SA was in ol ed in analysis and d a ing he
manusc ip . PA was esponsible o analysis and c i ical e iew. ADC was
in ol ed in concep , design, analysis and c i ical e iew.
Funding The unding suppo om he Eu opean Union 7 h F amewo k
Commission G an o he HIVIND ial 2009–2014, G an numbe 222946.
Compe ing in e es s None decla ed.
E hics app o al E hical clea ance o he s udy was ob ained om he
espec i e e hics commi ees a he h ee si es unde he HIVIND s udy: ((1)
S . John’s Medical College Hospi al, Bangalo e: IERB 1/369/08-92/2008; (2)
Myso e Medical College and Resea ch Ins i u e: NO/PS/173/2010; (3) YRG
Ca e Medical Cen e , Chennai: IRB Ap il18/2009).
P o enance and pee e iew No commissioned; ex e nally pee e iewed.
Da a sha ing s a emen No addi ional da a a e a ailable.
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