2016
DOI: 10.1097/olq.0000000000000528
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Cuba Validated as the First Country to Eliminate Mother-to-Child Transmission of Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Congenital Syphilis: Lessons Learned from the Implementation of the Global Validation Methodology

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“…Cuba's success is proof that even in countries with limited financial resources, the elimination of VT of HIV can become a reality as long as investments are made. Investments not only in coverage but also in the quality of services, in addition to maintaining a well-organized and effective national surveillance system (42) .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Cuba's success is proof that even in countries with limited financial resources, the elimination of VT of HIV can become a reality as long as investments are made. Investments not only in coverage but also in the quality of services, in addition to maintaining a well-organized and effective national surveillance system (42) .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, mortality after ART initiation has decreased and is very similar to that among Latinos receiving HIV care in the USA . Regarding prevention, mother‐to‐child transmission (MTCT) has substantially decreased as provision of ART has ramped up .…”
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“…In terms of prevention, efforts to eliminate MTCT have clearly been insufficient (with the exemption of Cuba and six of the English‐speaking Caribbean nations and territories) . Broader improvements in healthcare systems are needed; these include strengthening of prenatal/maternal care services paired with improved access to HIV testing for all pregnant women and coordination with ART programmes to immediately initiate them on ART .…”
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“…Em relação às taxas de detecção de sífilis em gestantes, a região com maior taxa foi a região Sudeste (20,8), seguida pela região Sul (20,1), região Centro-Oeste (16,7), que ficaram acima da taxa de detecção nacional, seguidos por região Norte (15,2) e região Nordeste (11,4), com taxas abaixo da nacional. Em relação aos Estados de cada região, no ano de 2017, na região Sudeste as maiores taxas foram do Rio de Janeiro (35,6) e Espírito Santo (28,1); na região Sul, foi do estado do Rio Grande do Sul (25,2); na Região Centro-Oeste, o estado do Mato Grosso do Sul (33,3); no Norte do país, a maior foi do estado do Acre (26,1) e no Nordeste, Bahia (13,8) e Sergipe (13,8).…”
Section: Panorama Epidemiológico No Brasil E No Mundounclassified
“…Considerando-se os 28 GVEs, as maiores taxas de detecção, em 2016, foram observadas nos grupos de Assis (20,3), Botucatu (20,5), Santos (19,5) e Barretos (19,1), similares à taxa de detecção da capital paulistana. As menores taxas foram observadas nos grupos de Franca (5,0), Taubaté (8,0), Osasco 8,1 Quanto à escolaridade, nesta primeira tabela a descrição foi realizada com categorias detalhadas, para que seja possível visualizar de forma mais evidente suas diferenças.…”
Section: Panorama Epidemiológico No Brasil E No Mundounclassified