AIDS Care and Treatment in Sub‐Saharan Africa: Implementation Ethics
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Auteurs : Stuart Rennie ; Frieda BehetsSource :
- Hastings Center Report [ 0093-0334 ] ; 2006-05-06.
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- Absorptive capacity, Aids, Aids care, Aids crisis, Aids drugs, Aids funding, Aids pandemic, Aids patients, Aids prevention, Aids programs, Aids relief, Aids treatment, Aids treatment program, Aids treatment programs, Aids treatment rationing, Antiretroviral, Antiretroviral therapy, Antiretroviral treatment, Aspen pharmacare, Bertolt brecht, Bioethics, Care debate, Clean water, Defense contractors, Economic growth, Emergency plan, England journal, Equitable access, Fair process, Fair process approach, Frieda behets, Funding, Gain access, Gender, Generic, Generic drugs, Global, Global fund, Hastings, Hastings center report, Health care, Health care system, Health care systems, Health care workers, Health policy, Helsinki requirement, Highest burden, Human resource capital, Human rights, Implementation ethics, Inequality, Inflation rates, Information session, Infrastructure, Insufficient resources, International consensus opinion, June, Medical ethics, Medical rationing, National governments, National level, Need aids treatment, Open debate, Other diseases, Other hand, Oxford university press, Pepfar, Pepfar list, Pepfar programs, Percent coverage, Pharmaceutical companies, Plos medicine, Pmtct programs, Procedural justice, Ration aids treatment, Rationing, Rationing aids treatment, Rationing antiretroviral therapy, Rationing decisions, Rationing policies, Rationing policy, Rationing treatment, Resource allocation, Same time, Short term, Social inequality, Social justice, Stuart rennie, Subsaharan africa, Testing increases, Treatment access, Treatment failure, Treatment movement, Treatment programs, Treatment rationing, Ugandan government, Underserved areas.
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- Absorptive capacity, Aids, Aids care, Aids crisis, Aids drugs, Aids funding, Aids pandemic, Aids patients, Aids prevention, Aids programs, Aids relief, Aids treatment, Aids treatment program, Aids treatment programs, Aids treatment rationing, Antiretroviral, Antiretroviral therapy, Antiretroviral treatment, Aspen pharmacare, Bertolt brecht, Bioethics, Care debate, Clean water, Defense contractors, Economic growth, Emergency plan, England journal, Equitable access, Fair process, Fair process approach, Frieda behets, Funding, Gain access, Gender, Generic, Generic drugs, Global, Global fund, Hastings, Hastings center report, Health care, Health care system, Health care systems, Health care workers, Health policy, Helsinki requirement, Highest burden, Human resource capital, Human rights, Implementation ethics, Inequality, Inflation rates, Information session, Infrastructure, Insufficient resources, International consensus opinion, June, Medical ethics, Medical rationing, National governments, National level, Need aids treatment, Open debate, Other diseases, Other hand, Oxford university press, Pepfar, Pepfar list, Pepfar programs, Percent coverage, Pharmaceutical companies, Plos medicine, Pmtct programs, Procedural justice, Ration aids treatment, Rationing, Rationing aids treatment, Rationing antiretroviral therapy, Rationing decisions, Rationing policies, Rationing policy, Rationing treatment, Resource allocation, Same time, Short term, Social inequality, Social justice, Stuart rennie, Subsaharan africa, Testing increases, Treatment access, Treatment failure, Treatment movement, Treatment programs, Treatment rationing, Ugandan government, Underserved areas.
Abstract
With the advent of new AIDS treatment initiatives such as the World Health Organization's “3 by 5” program and the United States' “President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief,” the ethical questions about AIDS care in the developing world have changed. No longer are they fundamentally about the conduct of research; now, we must turn our attention to developing treatment programs. In particular, we must think about how to spread limited treatment resources among the vast reservoir of people who need them.
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