Kenya ART guidelines and practical handbook
In May 2016, the Kenyan Ministry of Health, through the National AIDS & STI Control Programme (NASCOP), released: its updated “Guidelines on use of antiretroviral drugs for treating and preventing…
In May 2016, the Kenyan Ministry of Health, through the National AIDS & STI Control Programme (NASCOP), released: its updated “Guidelines on use of antiretroviral drugs for treating and preventing…
A collaborative effort by the National AIDS Commission, UNAIDS and MSF led to compilation of a review, entitled “Engaging the community to reach 90-90-90”. It summarized global evidence of community-based…
Promising results have been found on out-of-facility individual models. Out-of-facility individual models vary according to where in the community the services are provided, as well as what services are delivered…
A presentation by the South African national Department of Health given at to civil society stakeholders in 2014 on alternative chronic medication access for public sector clients explains the mechanics…
MSF guideline describing the community ART group (CAG) model, its outcomes and how to implement, together with supporting tools used in various contexts. These include the training manual for health…
MSF reports on community/alternative ART delivery models for stable clients include descriptions and outcomes of ART adherence clubs and community ART groups. They also include descriptions and outcomes of the…
These include a MSF presentation outlining the adherence club (AC) model and its outcomes and a MSF/Western Cape and Cape Town City Health Department training presentation, which was provided by…
The South African adherence guidelines (February 2016) and ART adherence club (AC) SOP provide details for the implementation of ACs to support long-term retention of ART clients.
Western Cape ART adherence club (AC) guidelines (March 2015) which detail the Western Cape ACs SOPs, including eligibility criteria, club procedures and monitoring systems.
Out-of-facility individual models vary according to where in the community the services are provided, as well as what services are delivered and by whom. They can be divided into three…