Conclusions
In conclusion, the results of this study provide preliminary data about the factors affecting medication adherence among HIV Jordanian patients and their level of awareness and perception toward pharmaceutical care. From the collected results we noticed that adherence to the treatment of HIV is not constant and mono-dimensional but is a function of different factors. Hence, the infected individual may show feeble adherence in a specific time and under specific circumstances having desirable adherence under a different circumstance. Thus, the treatment of people living with HIV needs psychological supports in addition to ART therapy. Nevertheless, there is still a need to develop educational programs and implement proper counseling in order to improve Jordanian pharmacist awareness about HIV disease and treatment options.