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Non-communicable Diseases and HIV-AIDS: A Reason for an Integrated Approach for HIV-AIDS Programme Management Ganesh Shayhana DUT Research Associate, Faculty of Management Sciences, Durban University of Technology, South Africa Online published on 7 May, 2019. Abstract More than 7-million people are estimated to be living with HIV-AIDS in South Africa where the new infection rate is still on the increase1. In order to curtail this disease burden, South Africa has implemented the largest ARV programme in the world8. Now as HIV positive individuals live longer, more productive lives, the challenge has become on how to manage the double burden of non-communicable diseases and HIV-AIDS7. This paper reviews the current landscape of integrated care in HIV-AIDS/NCDs programmes and proposes smart practices toward optimal patient management. Top Keywords HIV-AIDS, Integrated care, non-communicable diseases. Top | |
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