3.10.1. Overview of results for RQ1
HIV viral suppression
Despite the structural and other challenges to HIV management that were common among participants, including related to COVID-19 as described in more detail below, the majority viewed engagement in the S-CAP2 intervention components as markedly beneficial to their individual wellbeing, whether they achieved HIV viral suppression or not. In particular, supportive and nonjudgmental interactions between study team members and participants often prompted participants to reflect on and, in some cases, reconsider or even modify their personal attitudes toward and behaviors regarding HIV medication adherence. In the sections that follow we describe participants' perspectives on each of the three intervention components, with an emphasis on the ways each component influenced HIV management, and other factors that may have contributed to the satisfactory-to-high levels of acceptability and feasibility as described in the quantitative results.