Influence of health belief model on quality retention on ART in Kenya - Barasa, Jairus
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A systematic review of PLWHA retention rates in "ART programmes in Sub-Saharan Africa" (Rosen et al. 2007) reported a mean retention rate of 77.5% at the end of 12 months. About 33,000 people still died of AIDS-related illnesses in Kenya by 2014. Most of these deaths occurred due to treatment failure associated with non-adherence. About 2,728 adults and 992 children in Siaya County succumbed to AIDS-related illnesses during 2013 despite being initiated on ART. Bondo Sub County is a low-resource setting region in Nyanza hence need to create a robust and seamless retention systems so that the…mehr

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A systematic review of PLWHA retention rates in "ART programmes in Sub-Saharan Africa" (Rosen et al. 2007) reported a mean retention rate of 77.5% at the end of 12 months. About 33,000 people still died of AIDS-related illnesses in Kenya by 2014. Most of these deaths occurred due to treatment failure associated with non-adherence. About 2,728 adults and 992 children in Siaya County succumbed to AIDS-related illnesses during 2013 despite being initiated on ART. Bondo Sub County is a low-resource setting region in Nyanza hence need to create a robust and seamless retention systems so that the gains of early prevention care and treatment can be fully realized in time.
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Project management Specialist and Founder of Jamiba Investment group. Worked at Centre for Health Solutions Kenya & Tetra Tech ARD (USAID-Kenya proMARA). Expert in quality assurance, Leadership, community development and governance. B A. from Moi University (2013). MA in Project planning and Management from the University of Nairobi in 2018.