Lessons learned from family-centred models of treatment for children living with HIV : current approaches and future directions

LEEPER, Sarah C
et al

Publication Date 

June 2010
11 p

This article advocates the need for a family-centred model of care to address the many needs of people with HIV and other household members, following a systematic review of family-centred HIV care programmes

Document No:S3 Serial Title:Journal of the International AIDS Society Serial Part:13 (Suppl 2) 

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2890972/

Keywords 

Disability and community; family & caregivers; Disability and social diversity; children with disabilities; persons living with HIV/aids; Health; systems: medical products vaccines and technologies; Rehabilitation; therapeutic (treatment)

Regional Focus 

Worldwide

Language 

English

Type of material 

text

Content type 

research; article

Publisher 

BioMed Central

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