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Improving Human Resources for Health while Scaling Up ARV Access in Ethiopia and Malawi
Language:
English
Series/Journal Title:
HIV & AIDS Treatment in Practice
Volume:
117
Copyright:
2008
Description:
In the space of just a few years, close to 300,000 people with HIV have been put onto ART in Ethiopia and Malawi - two of the countries most severely affected by the human resources for health crisis. But while some might suggest that such a rapid scale-up could only have come at the expense of other general health services, Ethiopia and Malawi performed this remarkable feat using HIV/AIDS funding and technical support to launch ambitious and comprehensive human resource plans to strengthen their health sectors overall. [from author]
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