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A qualitative study on the experiences and perspectives of public sector patients in Cape Town in managing the workload of demands of HIV and type 2 diabetes co-morbidity
Health systems' strengthening is essential in South Africa in an era of the convergence of communicable and non-communicable diseases. Whilst TB is ranked first in all-cause mortality, non-communicable diseases which include cerebrovascular disease and diabetes mellitus follow; with HIV/AIDS in four...
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Health Policy and Systems Division
2016
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