Demand for and cost effectiveness of integrating RTI/HIV services with clinic-based family planning services in Zimbabwe

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Maggwa, N.|Askew, I.|Marangwanda, C.|Simba, S.|Dude, H.|Homan, R.|Janowitz, B.|Latif, A.|Mason, P

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Nairobi Population Council 1999Description: 39pSubject(s):

Sexually Transmitted Diseases|Prevention and Control|Family Planning Services|Delivery of Health Care|Health Planning

LOC classification:

WC 503.6 HZ7 .M3

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Presents the findings of a study of cost effective ways of implementing reproductive tract infection management programmes that would reduce and prevent the spread of the infections and eventually HIV. The study included refresher courses for staff to update their knowledge on RTI management, clinical evaluation, HIV counselling and development of strategies to supply RTI drugs. The findings are discussed in the report in detail and from these conclusions are drawn for which recommendations are suggested.

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