2016
DOI: 10.12988/nade.2016.63126
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A sensitivity analysis of the impact of educational campaign, screening and therapy on the spread of HIV infection

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“…The epidemic model of HIV/AIDS with treatment is obtained based on modified studies [8] and [9]. Modification is done on the process of the spread occurrence of the illness which is assumed as in the previous study [8].…”
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“…The epidemic model of HIV/AIDS with treatment is obtained based on modified studies [8] and [9]. Modification is done on the process of the spread occurrence of the illness which is assumed as in the previous study [8].…”
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“…In 2016, Marsudi [9], analyzed the sensitivity of the HIV virus transmission model with the effect of screening and therapy. The disease model distribution compartment is divided into six, that is susceptible ), educated susceptible ), unaware infectives ), aware infectives ), therapy infectives ), and AIDS infectious ).…”
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“…Mathematical models have been used to help understand the transmission dynamics of HIV infections.For example, [2] presented a theoretical framework for transmission of HIV/AIDS with screening of unaware infectives.Modelling the effect of screening of unaware infectivesand treatment on the spread of HIV infectionhas been studied by [14]. [7] and [8] studied the impact of educational campaign, screening and HIV Therapy on the Dynamics of Spread of HIV. Other studies assessing the spread of HIV/AIDS are linked to public health education interventions (see [5]).…”
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