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Mozambique’s Community Antiretroviral Therapy Support Group Program: The Role of Social Relationships in Facilitating HIV/ AIDS Treatment Retention

Kun, Karen E; Couto, Aleny; Jobarteh, Kebba; Zulliger, Rose; Pedro, Elpidia; Pedro, Elpidia; Malimane, Inacio; uld, Andrew; Meldonian, Marisa.
AIDS behav; 23 (9), 2019
The Community Antiretroviral (ARV) Therapy Support Group (CASG) program aims to address low retention rates in Mozambique’s HIV treatment program and the absorptive capacity of the country’s health facilities. CASG provides patients with the opportunity to form groups, whose members provide peer supp...
Anti-Retroviral Agents/therapeutic use, Antiretroviral Therapy, Highly Active, Community Health Services/organization & administration, Focus Groups, d0126570, HIV Infections/diagnosis, HIV Infections/therapy, HIV Infections/psychology, Interpersonal Relations, Medication Adherence, Mozambique, Program Evaluation, Qualitative Research, Retention in Care, Self-Help Groups, Social Networking
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Projecting the lives saved by continuing the historical scale-up of child and maternal health interventions in Mozambique until 2030

Júnior, josé maiane; Cane, réka maulide; Gonçalves, maria patrícia; Sambo, júlia; Fernandes, quinhas; Ngale, kátia; Roberton, timothy.
Journal of global health (Online); 9 (1), 2019
Background: Over the past 20 years, Mozambique has achieved substantial reductions in maternal, neonatal, and child mortality. However, mortality rates are still high, and to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for maternal and child health, further gains are needed. One technique that can g...
Health Promotion/organization & administration, Infant Mortality/trends, Mozambique/epidemiology, Maternal Health, Maternal Mortality/trends, Program Evaluation
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Comunicação para a mudança social e de comportamento na luta contra a malária em Moçambique

Arroz, jorge alexandre harrison.
Rev. saúde pública; 51 (), 2017
As redes mosquiteiras impregnadas com insecticidade de longa duração e/ou pulverização intra-domiciliária, associada ao manejo de casos são intervenções-chave no controlo da malária em África. O objetivo deste estudo foi comentar o papel da comunicação para a mudança social e de comportament...
Community Networks/trends, Social Change, Malaria/prevention & control, Mozambique, Health Communication/trends, Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice, Program Evaluation, Social Behavior, Social Participation
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