Advocacy training by the International Community of women living with HIV/AIDS

Bell, Emma

doi:10.1080/13552070512331332299

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“…Women enrolled in the subsidized plan generally receive care through POS-S Administrator Agencies (Empresas Promotoras de Salud del Régimen Subsidiado), which provide limited benefits. This finding may help explain the low health care quality and patient satisfaction reported by other researchers (28,40). According to the authors of the current study, this treatment adherence barrier is an indirect consequence of less-than-equal access to timely and continuous care by women of low social position in Colombia, stemming from the flawed structure of the current national health system.…”

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Social position, gender role, and treatment adherence among Colombian women living with HIV/AIDS: social determinants of health approach

Arrivillaga¹,

Ross²,

Useche³

et al. 2009

Rev Panam Salud Publica

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Improving women's adherence to HIV/AIDS treatment in Colombia would require eliminating barriers to national health care system and comprehensive health care services and implementing programs that take into account women's role as maternal caregivers The findings underscore the need to integrate variables related to gender inequality and social position in treatment adherence analysis, as advocated in the social determinants of health approach.

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