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The most important issue in the fight against HIV/AIDS
is how to scale up existing programs that are only reaching small
numbersof people to the national level. Here, I present suggestions onhow to tackle the daunting challenge of building truly nationalHIV/AIDS programs, based on insights gained from participatory,decentralized rural development experiences and from HIV/AIDSprograms.
Rural Development and Environment for Africa, World Bank,
Washington, DC 20005, USA.
Quality of HIV Care Provided by Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, and Physicians.
I. B. Wilson, B. E. Landon, L. R. Hirschhorn, K. McInnes, L. Ding, P. V. Marsden, and P. D. Cleary (2005)
Ann Intern Med
143, 729-736
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Drug-related HIV in South and South-East Asia.
S. Sarkar, A. Chatterjee, and A. Bergenstrom (2003)
Journal of Health Management
5, 277-295
|Abstract »|PDF »
Something to Be Done: Treating HIV/AIDS.
D. E. Bloom and R. P. Associates (2000)
Science
288, 2171-2173
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