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Examining Provider-Initiated HIV Testing in Ethnic Minority Communities Amidst High Epidemic Rates

This study evaluates the impact of provider-initiated HIV testing and counseling in regions inhabited by ethnic minorities that face significant HIV epidemic rates. Conducted by researchers L. Chongxing, G. Yuhan, L. Peng, L. Zhongfu, H. Yuchuan, and H. Malonne on July 18, 2011, the research was part of the China-MSD-HIV/AIDS Partnership (C-MAP). The findings reveal an increase in early-stage diagnoses, highlighting the importance of community-based interventions in enhancing HIV detection and fostering a comprehensive service chain at the township level.

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Examining Provider-Initiated HIV Testing in Ethnic Minority Communities Amidst High Epidemic Rates

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  1. titlesub-title Study on effect of Provider Initiated HIV Testing and Consulting at areas inhabited by ethnic minorities with high HIV epidemic L. Chongxing, G. Yuhan, L. Peng, L. Zhongfu, H. Yuchuan, H. Malonne 18th July, 2011 IAS, Roma

  2. Why and How • China-MSD-HIV/AIDS Partnership (C-MAP) and program area of Liangshan • Strategy for HIV detection: VCT and PITC • Implementation

  3. Evaluation • Objective, population and design • Result

  4. Implications • In summary, More HIV positive cases were found ; patients were diagnosed at an earlier stage of infection. • This effort was an encouraging first step of building a community-based HIV comprehensive services chain at the township level

  5. titlesub-title Thanks for your Attention

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