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HIV infection is still a major public health problem in the world. Despite the decentralisation and free care of PLWHA in Mali, the cohorts are confronted with the problem of loss of sight. Determining the reasons for this problem is essential for better planning of care. In the course of this work, the main reasons mentioned were: poor interaction with health care personnel, stigmatisation and self-stigmatisation, lack of financial resources, abandonment of follow-up in favour of traditional treatment, denial of HIV status, deterioration of health status at home, professional occupations and…mehr

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HIV infection is still a major public health problem in the world. Despite the decentralisation and free care of PLWHA in Mali, the cohorts are confronted with the problem of loss of sight. Determining the reasons for this problem is essential for better planning of care. In the course of this work, the main reasons mentioned were: poor interaction with health care personnel, stigmatisation and self-stigmatisation, lack of financial resources, abandonment of follow-up in favour of traditional treatment, denial of HIV status, deterioration of health status at home, professional occupations and travel. Sometimes these determinants were combined. It is essential to provide health-care staff with the necessary resources for an active search for those lost to follow-up.
Autorenporträt
Moussa Mamadou KONE, doctor en medicina, estudió en la Facultad de Medicina y Odontoestomatología de Bamako (Universidad de Ciencias, Técnicas y Tecnologías de Bamako). Ex estudiante de doctorado en el departamento de enfermedades infecciosas y tropicales del CHU du Point G de 2011 a 2013. Funcionario de la CHR de Daloa.