Managers’ and providers’ perspectives on barriers and facilitators for the implementation of differentiated service delivery models for HIV treatment in Mozambique: a qualitative study

Uetela, Dorlim Moiana; Gimbel, Sarah; Inguane, Celso; Onei, Uetela; Dinis, Aneth; Couto, Aleny; Gaspar, Irénio; Gudo, Eduardo S; Chicumbe, Sérgio; Gaveta, Sandra; Augusto, Orvalho; Sherr, Kenneth

Managers’ and providers’ perspectives on barriers and facilitators for the implementation of differentiated service delivery models for HIV treatment in Mozambique: a qualitative study

Uetela, Dorlim Moiana; Gimbel, Sarah; Inguane, Celso; Onei, Uetela; Dinis, Aneth; Couto, Aleny; Gaspar, Irénio; Gudo, Eduardo S; Chicumbe, Sérgio; Gaveta, Sandra; Augusto, Orvalho; Sherr, Kenneth.

J. int. aids soc; 26 (3), 2023

Ano de publicação: 2023

In 2018, Mozambique's Ministry of Health launched a guideline for a nationwide implementation of eight differentiated service delivery models to optimize HIV service delivery and achieve universal coverage of HIV care and treatment. The models were (1) Fast‐track, (2) Three‐month Antiretrovirals Dispensing, (3) Community Antiretroviral Therapy Groups, (4) Adherence Clubs, (5) Family‐approach, and three one‐stop shop models for (6) Tuberculosis, (7) Maternal and Child Health, and (8) Adolescent‐friendly Health Services. This study identified drivers of implementation success and failure across these differentiated service delivery models.

Antirretrovirais/uso terapêutico, Terapia Antirretroviral de Alta Atividade, Infecções por HIV/terapia, Saúde Materno-Infantil, COVID-19, Instalações de Saúde, Moçambique

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