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The use of patient choice in public health interventions for HIV treatment and prevention. A systematic review
Introduction: Africa has the highest burden of HIV globally. A growing number of evidencebased HIV intervention are being scaled up to eliminate HIV transmission and minimise morbidity and mortality. We reviewed the published HIV literature to describe interventions in which patients are given a cho...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2025
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