Poster Session 1
Predicting Self-Awareness of Everyday Functioning in Middle-Aged and Older Adults with HIV Through the Cognitive Awareness Model
Hathaichanok Phaowiriya, MSN, BNS, Maryam Rostamvand, MSN, BNS, Susan Egas, BS, Heather Shelton, BSN, RN, Xueling Zeng, MS, BS, Anusha Qamaruddin, Alexandra Elaine Jacob, PhD, Michael Crowe, PhD, Victor A. Del Bene, PhD, Despina Stavrinos, PhD, Pariya L. Fazeli, PhD, & David E. Vance, PhD, MGS, FAAN
Abstract
Subtle cognitive impairments can affect the independence in everyday functioning of people with HIV (PWH). Applying Cognitive Awareness Model (CAM) can examine the direct and indirect effects of executive function, memory, age, depression, HIV disease burden, and premorbid cognitive abilities on self-awareness of everyday functioning in middle-aged and older PWH.