Benefits of using MPTs are extensive.
The focus of the course is on practical issues for undertaking program monitoring, evaluation and surveillance of HIV/AIDS programs.
The new issue of the SACEMA Quarterly is out and covers articles on data sharing policies, MTCT of HBV, viral load monitoring, changes in sexual risk behaviour.
South African communities have been significantly affected by HIV/AIDS. Whilst we have made some progress in arresting the epidemic, there are still far too many new infections and far too many people not on treatment and being initiated on treatment too late. The task of reaching the MDG targets and our NSP targets depends on an enhanced whole of society response. The Department of Health is ready to scale up our response as outlined in this article.
A 3-year programme which will contribute to the achievement of the goal of the SADC Declaration on TB in the Mining Sector.
The new issue of the SACEMA Quarterly is out and covers articles on HIV and Kaposi sarvoma, PreP and treatment as prevention, use of insecticide-treated cattle to control Tsetse.
The new issue of the SACEMA Quarterly is out and covers articles on dealing with multiple confounders, tracing ART patients, mechanistic modelling.
The new issue of the SACEMA Quarterly is out and covers articles on the HIV epidemic in Africa, determinants of mortality in rural South Africa, and coital frequency and condom use.
On the 26th November 2013, the Wits Faculty of Health Sciences will host the 9th Prestigious Research Lecture presented by Professor Maria Papathanasopoulos and Dr Penny Moore.
The conference will focus particularly on men who are attracted to men, persons who inject drugs and persons who sell sex.
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