Integration of STI and HIV Prevention, Care, and Treatment into Family Planning Services: A Review of the Literature

Integration of STI and HIV Prevention, Care, and Treatment into Family Planning Services: A Review of the Literature

Source :

• Studies in Family Planning [ 0039-3665 ] ; 2009-09.

Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • geographic : Éthiopie, Ghana, Kenya, Zimbabwe.
  • topic : étude de cas, Prévention des maladies, Planification de la famille, Soins de santé, Politique de la santé, Conférence internationale, Entreprise publique, Santé génésique.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
  • Addis ababa, African study, Alem, Antiretroviral, Antiretroviral therapy, Behavioral outcomes, Berer, Broad range, Case studies, Case study, Child health, Clear evaluation, Cleland, Client, Client exit interviews, Client interviews, Client satisfaction, Clinic, Clinic staff, Clinical care, Clinical observations, Community members, Component services, Comprehensive care, Comprehensive review, Condom, Congenital syphilis, Control clinics, Costeffectiveness studies, Dehne, Descriptive case study, Diana measham, Different models, Disease prevention, Doctor khoza, Document review, Dominican republic, Dual protection, Ethiopia, Exit interviews, Experimental studies, Family planning, Family planning clinics, Family planning services, Fgds, Foreit, Full service integration, Fullerton, Further research, Ghana, Gill walt, Health care, Health centers, Health facilities, Health outcomes, Health policy, Health services, Human resources, Intensive training, International conference, Interpersonal care, Intervention group, Ippf, John cleland, Kaba, Karen hardee, Kenya, Laboratory equipment, Lafort, Latin america, Less stigmatizing environment, Liambila, Literature review, Local authorities, Maggwa, Maharaj, Male clients, Male partners, Marie laga, Mayhew, Mullick, Nations population fund, Ndhlovu, Ndugga baker maggwa, Negative attitudes, Nicole haberland, Nontraditional clients, Organizational, Organizational effectiveness, Organizational effectiveness interviews, Organizational effectiveness ippf, Other studies, Parenthood federation, Pelvic examination, Plwh, Poor treatment, Population council, Population coverage, Positive outcomes, Primary health care, Primary level, Programme, Provider, Provider motivation, Provider training, Public health benefits, Public sector, Recent reports, Recent studies, Referral model, Representative sample, Reproductive, Reproductive health, Reproductive health care, Reproductive health matters, Reproductive health services, Reproductive tract infections, Review updates, Risk assessment, Routine data, Routine monitoring, Saiqa mullick, Same facility, Same provider, Same room, Semistructured interviews, September, Service delivery, Service integration, Service providers, Service provision, Service uptake, Several reports, Several studies, Sexual behavior, Sexual health, Sexual health services, Sexuality counseling, Situation analysis, Social outcomes, Specialized facilities, Specialized services, Specific interventions, Stigma, Stis, Strong study designs, Studies volume, Such services, Sufficient time, Susannah mayhew, Syndromic management, Systematic review, Systematic screening, Testing services, Traditional client base, Traditional clients, Treatment services, Tropical medicine, Unaids, Unclear design, Unclear methodology, Unfpa, Uptake, Uttar pradesh, Voluntary counseling, Wide range, World health organization, Young people, Youth centers, Zimbabwe.
• Teeft :
  • Addis ababa, African study, Alem, Antiretroviral, Antiretroviral therapy, Behavioral outcomes, Berer, Broad range, Case studies, Case study, Child health, Clear evaluation, Cleland, Client, Client exit interviews, Client interviews, Client satisfaction, Clinic, Clinic staff, Clinical care, Clinical observations, Community members, Component services, Comprehensive care, Comprehensive review, Condom, Congenital syphilis, Control clinics, Costeffectiveness studies, Dehne, Descriptive case study, Diana measham, Different models, Disease prevention, Doctor khoza, Document review, Dominican republic, Dual protection, Ethiopia, Exit interviews, Experimental studies, Family planning, Family planning clinics, Family planning services, Fgds, Foreit, Full service integration, Fullerton, Further research, Ghana, Gill walt, Health care, Health centers, Health facilities, Health outcomes, Health policy, Health services, Human resources, Intensive training, International conference, Interpersonal care, Intervention group, Ippf, John cleland, Kaba, Karen hardee, Kenya, Laboratory equipment, Lafort, Latin america, Less stigmatizing environment, Liambila, Literature review, Local authorities, Maggwa, Maharaj, Male clients, Male partners, Marie laga, Mayhew, Mullick, Nations population fund, Ndhlovu, Ndugga baker maggwa, Negative attitudes, Nicole haberland, Nontraditional clients, Organizational, Organizational effectiveness, Organizational effectiveness interviews, Organizational effectiveness ippf, Other studies, Parenthood federation, Pelvic examination, Plwh, Poor treatment, Population council, Population coverage, Positive outcomes, Primary health care, Primary level, Programme, Provider, Provider motivation, Provider training, Public health benefits, Public sector, Recent reports, Recent studies, Referral model, Representative sample, Reproductive, Reproductive health, Reproductive health care, Reproductive health matters, Reproductive health services, Reproductive tract infections, Review updates, Risk assessment, Routine data, Routine monitoring, Saiqa mullick, Same facility, Same provider, Same room, Semistructured interviews, September, Service delivery, Service integration, Service providers, Service provision, Service uptake, Several reports, Several studies, Sexual behavior, Sexual health, Sexual health services, Sexuality counseling, Situation analysis, Social outcomes, Specialized facilities, Specialized services, Specific interventions, Stigma, Stis, Strong study designs, Studies volume, Such services, Sufficient time, Susannah mayhew, Syndromic management, Systematic review, Systematic screening, Testing services, Traditional client base, Traditional clients, Treatment services, Tropical medicine, Unaids, Unclear design, Unclear methodology, Unfpa, Uptake, Uttar pradesh, Voluntary counseling, Wide range, World health organization, Young people, Youth centers, Zimbabwe.

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