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Challenges Faced by Healthcare Providers in Providing Services to Key Population at Risks of HIV in Ethiopia

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Type: Research / conference abstract record
Record: Conference page in 2020; CV/LinkedIn search record lists a 2017 publication title

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The abstract describes a review of Ethiopia’s HIV response and examines the feasibility of national targets, contextual barriers to prevention of mother-to-child transmission, and gaps in reaching populations at elevated risk.

The available abstract discusses Ethiopia’s HIV response, national prevention targets, barriers affecting services for key populations, and the social and policy context of prevention of mother-to-child transmission. Treat the conference listing and any journal version as related records unless the original paper confirms their relationship.

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Review of Ethiopia’s HIV response and national targets

Barriers to prevention of mother-to-child transmission

Gaps in reaching populations at elevated risk

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