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Differentiated models of service delivery for HIV treatment

  • AMBIT 2.0: Alternative models of ART delivery—optimizing the benefits
  • Retain6: Models of care for the first 6 months of HIV treatment
  • EQUIP: Economic evaluations of differentiated models of service delivery
  • ENHANCE: Evaluating South Africa’s National Adherence Guidelines
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    • Differentiated models of service delivery for HIV treatment
      • AMBIT: Alternative models of ART delivery—optimizing the benefits
      • Retain6: Models of care for the first six months of HIV treatment
      • EQUIP evaluations of differentiated care
      • ENHANCE: Evaluating South Africa’s National Adherence Guidelines
    • Initiating ART for HIV treatment
    • Prevention of mother-to-child transmission
    • EVIDENCE: Evaluations to inform decisions using economics and epidemiology
  • Co-morbidities and other diseases
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