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Does a verbal autopsy narrative provide accurate information about treatment default for people who have died from HIV/AIDS?
Background: The South African National Cause-of-Death Validation (2017/18) project utilized the WHO 2016 standard VA questionnaire, which included both structured questions and an open narrative from the next of kin to describe the events surrounding deaths. An unexpected finding was the significant...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2025
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