Detection method for pharmaceutical service effect based on AIDS patient

Abstract

The invention discloses a detection method based on a pharmaceutical service effect of an AIDS patient, which comprises the following steps of: performing experimental detection on a virus load level of an HIV infected person, counting CD4 + T lymphocytes of peripheral blood of the AIDS patient, and analyzing a gene detection result of an HIV drug-resistant site; and comparing the virus load levels of the two groups of patients who receive the pharmaceutical service and do not receive the pharmaceutical service, the change of CD4 + T lymphocyte count and the generation of drug-resistant site results. According to the invention, on the basis of experimental data, it is expected to be proved that clinical pharmaceutical service treatment has been subjected to related investigation and research on medication compliance correlation of AIDS patients, and evidence support is expected to be provided for developing AIDS clinical pharmaceutical service in a larger range; and a special and standardized pharmaceutical service mode flow is established for AIDS patients for exploration.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of pharmaceutical services for AIDS patients, in particular to a method for detecting the effect of pharmaceutical services for AIDS patients. Background technique [0002] AIDS is acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), a chronic infectious disease caused by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Treatment such as ART can reduce patient mortality, improve quality of life and prevent HIV infection, but treatment alone cannot end the epidemic. The HIV pandemic will not only increase the human and financial costs of the health system, but may also cause social instability. , affecting social order and stability. The current largest generation of young people is entering adolescence and adulthood, and existing tools and strategies are insufficient to address it, and the HIV pandemic remains a major global challenge for the foreseeable future. [0003] In developed countries, such as in the United States, phar...

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Treatments such as ART can reduce patient mortality, improve quality of life, and prevent HIV infection, but treatment alone cannot end the epidemic. The HIV pandemic will not only increase the human and financial costs of the health system, but may also cause social instability , affecting social order and stability

The current largest generation of young people is entering adolescence and adulthood, and existing tools and strategies are insufficient to deal with it, and the HIV pandemic will remain a major global challenge for the foreseeable future

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