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The AIDS Care Access Debate: Hear the Rest of the Story
How Access to Education, Care, & Treatment Is Impacting Developing Countries
On June 7, a small group of journalists discussed access to HIV and AIDS prevention, care, and treatment in resource-poor regions with a panel of AIDS care experts from those regions who have firsthand experience with the critical issues for people living with HIV in their countries. The panel introduced the Enhancing Care Initiative, a comprehensive program for AIDS care, and addressed how their work with policymakers in developing countries aims to ensure the best quality of care using the limited resources of their countries.
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Roundtable Topics
- Hear how the Brazilian AIDS Care Team is forging improvements in the organization and provision of care in São Paulo, Santos, and São José do Rio Preto for women living with HIV.
- Hear how the South African AIDS Care Team is addressing the gaps between HIV and AIDS care policies and actual practice.
- Hear how the Senegalese AIDS Care Team is evaluating the epidemiological and economic projections of managing the epidemic in Senegal.
- Hear how the Thai AIDS Care Team is addressing the treatment and prophylaxis of opportunistic infections, and hospital- and home-based HIV and AIDS counseling.
- Western Puerto Rico is building its public health system to better care for the disenfranchised in this area—the poorest region of the island. Hear how the newly-formed Puerto Rican AIDS Care Team is assessing the state of HIV and AIDS care to determine how best to improve care on a national level.
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