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Providing peer support for adolescents and young people living with HIV. Poly Brief

D. Mark; R. Lovich; D. Walker; et al. Unicef; World Health Organization; Pata Pata Pata; Education Development Center (2019) C_WHO
Studies show that peer support can improve AYPLHIV linkage, adherence, viral suppression, retention and psychosocial wellbeing. Peer support models can also provide young peer supporters with opportunities for leadership development, capacity building and youth-led advocacy, helping to combat the ne ... more

Providing differentiated delivery to children and adolescents

A. Grimsrud; D.Walker; W. Ameyan; S. Brusamento Unicef; World Health Organization; Pata Pata Pata; IAS (2019) C_WHO
Differentiated service delivery is a client-centered approach, simplifying and adapting services to better meet the needs of people living with HIV and reducing unnecessary burdens on the health care system. Differentiated ART delivery for clinically stable children and adolescents is supported by g ... more
Стигма и дискриминация представляют собой серьезнейшие препятствия на пути осуществления эффективной профилактики и медицинского ухода в связи с ВИЧ- инфекцией. ... more
Zero Discrimination Day #ZERO DISCRIMINATION 1 March 2019 Accessed: 19.10.2019
Toolkit HIV Treatment and Care
The objective of this brief is to consolidate WHO guidance to support the implementation of high-quality HIV services through approaches to policy, strategy and service delivery, to suggest considerations for selecting measures of high-quality services and to provide case examples of quality managem ... more
Accessed: 26.10.2019

Children’s Consent Framework

Kipling Beardsley, Health Policy Plus USAID; Children & AIDS; PEPFAR; Health Policy Plus (2019) C2
Policy and practice for maturity-aligned engagement of children in decisions about HIV-related medical and social services and management of confidential information

Disclosure of HIV Status Toolkit for Pediatric and Adolescent Populations

N. Rakhmanina; J. Kose; K. Wallner; et al. Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric New Horizons (Advancing Pediatric HIV Care) ; Johnson & Johnson; AIDS Foundation (Until no child has AIDS); Children & Aids (2019) C2
Accessed: 26.10.2019
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Accessed: 27.10.2019

Good touch, bad touch (Age 10-15)

PATA; READ (Resilient & Empowered Adolescents & Young People) PATA; READ (Resilient & Empowered Adolescents & Young People) (2019) C2
Accessed: 30.10.2019
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Accessed: 30.10.2019
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Accessed: 30.10.2019
The majority of MBPs not retained in prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) programs are due to loss to follow-up (LTFU).