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Objective: The prime objective was to determine the impact of HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders on activities of daily living and its association with depression. Material & Methods: A prospective cohort study was conducted in ‘80’ HIV positive patients, registered at ART Centre of PBM and AG Hospital, Bikaner. A test battery comprising of three scales was used i.e. International HIV Dementia Scale (IHDS), Activities of Daily Living(ADL) scale and PRIME-MD Patient Health Questionnaire(PHQ-9) to diagnose cognitive dysfunction, dependence in ADL and depression respectively. Results: The 32.50% (n=26) of the patients were diagnosed to have cognitive dysfunction (IHDS Score 10). Out of these cognitively impaired patients, n=2 patients were found to be dependent in >2 ADL while remaining patients were able to perform their ADL independently. No significant association was found between depression and cognitive dysfunction. Conclusion: Patients having score of Key words: HIV-associated neurocognitive disorder, Activities of daily living (ADL) scale, Patient health questionnaire (PHQ), International HIV dementia scale (IHDS), Asymptomatic neurocognitive impairment, Mild neurocognitive disorder, HIV associated dementia.

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Impact of HIV associated neurocognitive disorders on activities of daily living and its association with depression in outdoor patients undergoing HAART