Limited accessibility to HIV services for persons with disabilities living with HIV in Ghana, Uganda and Zambia

Introduction Knowledge about experiences in accessing HIV services among persons with disabilities who are living with HIV in sub‐Saharan Africa is limited. Although HIV transmission among persons with disabilities in Africa is increasingly acknowledged, there is a need to bring to life the experien...

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Published in:	Journal of the International AIDS Society Vol. 19; no. 5 Suppl 4; pp. 20829 - n/a
Main Authors:	Tun, Waimar, Okal, Jerry, Schenk, Katie, Esantsi, Selina, Mutale, Felix, Kyeremaa, Rita Kusi, Ngirabakunzi, Edson, Asiah, Hilary, McClain‐Nhlapo, Charlotte, Moono, Grimond
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Switzerland International AIDS Society 01-07-2016 John Wiley & Sons, Inc
Subjects:	accessibility Acquired immune deficiency syndrome Adult AIDS AIDS treatment Analysis Care and treatment Deafness Disabilities Disability Disabled Persons - psychology Female Focus Groups Ghana Health care access Health services Health Services Accessibility HIV HIV Infections - psychology HIV Infections - therapy HIV patients HIV positive HIV tests Human immunodeficiency virus Human rights Humans Male Middle Aged NGOs Nongovernmental organizations People with disabilities persons with disabilities Physically disabled persons PLHIV Qualitative research Reproductive health Sexual abuse Sexual behavior Social Stigma Stereotyping Studies Systematic review Uganda Zambia Uganda Ghana Zambia United States > US Southern Africa Nigeria Switzerland Lusaka Zambia PLHIV accessibility HIV positive disability persons with disabilities
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