Developing and implementing monitoring and evaluation methods in the new era of expanded care and treatment of HIV/AIDS

Link to Document:
ja-04-92

Author(s): Wolf R, Bicego G, Marconi KM, Rugg D, Bessinger R, et al.

Year: 2004

Citation:

New Directions Eval 2004. (103):81-100.

Abstract:
National program managers need data from different geographical areas within the country to plan for and monitor improvements in service coverage and capacity for care and treatment of patients with HIV/AIDS. They need to ensure equitable access to services by those in need.

Filed under: HIV/AIDS

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Developing and implementing monitoring and evaluation methods in the new era of expanded care and treatment of HIV/AIDS

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