Community survey for London drug prescribing |
Introduction
This is a community survey for HIV positive people who are currently being prescribed HIV medications from London clinics. It has been set up by the UK Community Advisory Board (UKCAB) in response to recent changes to the medicines that NHS London says should be prescribed to people living with HIV.
These prescribing recommendations issued to HIV clinics were developed from a consultation that involved leading HIV doctors, pharmacists, commissioners and HIV-positive treatment advocates.
We want to find out if the recommendations are being followed properly, and how this process has been experienced by people directly affected.
We are specifically interested to hear from people who have been asked to change their treatment or who have changed treatment since April 2011.
The survey should take no more than 5 minutes. Your responses will not identify you to anyone else.
These prescribing recommendations issued to HIV clinics were developed from a consultation that involved leading HIV doctors, pharmacists, commissioners and HIV-positive treatment advocates.
We want to find out if the recommendations are being followed properly, and how this process has been experienced by people directly affected.
We are specifically interested to hear from people who have been asked to change their treatment or who have changed treatment since April 2011.
The survey should take no more than 5 minutes. Your responses will not identify you to anyone else.