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Strategic HIV Testing and Counseling Models for the Eastern Caribbean

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Author(s): Andrinopoulos K, Freyder M, Dlugosz A, Bunde E

Year: 2014

Strategic HIV Testing and Counseling Models for the Eastern Caribbean

Abstract:

This paper presents a review of available grey and published literature to summarize the current situation in the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States in relation to the HIV epidemic and testing services. The summary includes an assessment of World Health Organization recommendations as well as recent innovations in HIV testing and counseling service provision.

Filed under: Barbados and Eastern Caribbean

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Strategic HIV Testing and Counseling Models for the Eastern Caribbean

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