What Helps, What Hurts: Client and Frontline Provider Perspectives on TB-HIV Service Integration

What Helps, What Hurts: Client and Frontline Provider Perspectives on TB-HIV Service Integration 11/10/2007
Cape Town, South Africa


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Making Systems Work for People: The Experience of Treatment for TB and HIV Co-Infection in Kenya

Cephas Kojwang
Project Officer

The National Empowerment Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Kenya (NEPHAK)

Kenya

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Where Do They Go From Here?: Referral Systems That Support Patients

Morero Leseka

Slides

Confronting the Dual Stigma of TB and HIV in Medical Settings in Ukraine

Volodymyr Zhovtyak
Chair of the Coordination Council
All-Ukrainian Network of People living with HIV/AIDS
Ukraine

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Beyond Pills: How to Support Clients in TB and HIV Treatment

Ezio Santos Filho
TB-HIV Activist
Brazil

Improving Integrated Care for HIV-Positive People with TB: Community Health Worker

Chanthol Eang
TB/HIV Coordinator
Family Health International

Cambodia

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