Liverpool HIV iChart 2.0.1

Healthcare professionals and patients are encouraged to utilize this application for researching potential drug-drug interactions involving anti-HIV medications and other pharmaceuticals, aligning with globally recognized treatment protocols. Interaction outcomes are categorized using a color-coded “Traffic Light” system (red, amber, yellow, and green) based on recommendation status. Each interaction is succinctly summarized alongside an evidence grade (ranging from very low to high). Developed in collaboration between the Liverpool Drug Interactions Group at the University of Liverpool and Clubzap Ltd., this application is freely available.

• Application Type: Offline; download required
• Usage: No internet connection for operation; updates necessitate internet access

This tool proves valuable in the context of HIV treatment, as patients often undergo multi-medication regimens to manage the condition and associated ailments. The complex drug combinations prevalent in HIV therapy can lead to unfavorable interactions adversely impacting patient safety or treatment efficacy. The application serves as a comprehensive reference for potential interactions among various anti-HIV agents and medications commonly prescribed to individuals with HIV. Ongoing updates ensure relevance with emerging data. Detailed interaction data can be accessed at www.hiv-druginteractions.org.