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Patient Monitoring: WHO’s Interlinked Patient Monitoring Systems for HIV, MCH, and Tuberculosis

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Year: 2010

Abstract:
The World Health Organization and collaborating partners updated and expanded an HIV care/antiretroviral therapy (ART) patient monitoring system in 2009 to strengthen linkages between services in order to reflect an integrated and holistic approach to patient monitoring. This fact sheet summarizes the 2009 updates and their relevance to The U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief.

Filed under: HIV/AIDS , Maternal Health , Tuberculosis , Child Health

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Patient Monitoring: WHO’s Interlinked Patient Monitoring Systems for HIV, MCH, and Tuberculosis

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