Quality Improvement (QI): A Splendid Driver for Achieving the Third 90 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Sisay, Abay; Bayou, Bekelech; Tesfaye, Abrham

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“…An interesting and significant aspect of some of these was how researchers and policy makers alike focused on stages of the cascade, as framed by the 90-90-90 strategy. They were identifying in specific contexts critical gaps that needed to be addressed to reach the 90% target set for a particular stage, so that overall the 90-90-90 strategy targets could be achieved (see Kottutt et al 2018;Ly et al 2018;Morapedi et al 2018;Wekesa et al 2018 also see Sisay at al. 2018).…”

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People don’t live on the care cascade: The life of the HIV care cascade as an international AIDS policy and its implications

Seckinelgin

2019

Global Public Health

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This article analyses how the HIV care cascade, an analytical tool, has become a policy practice that determines the direction and content of international AIDS policy. It traces the development of the cascade through from its emergence around 2011 to its position framing global AIDS policy by 2018. The article distinguishes between the cascade model as a mapping tool and the care cascade as a policy that aims to end the AIDS epidemic. It then argues that the move from an analytical to a policy tool has important implications, both for the scope of policies and for policy-relevant research. It concludes by considering its implications in determining policy direction. The qualitative research that informs the article is based on published care cascade research and policy documents, and observations of the presentations and discussions at the 2012 and 2018 International AIDS Conferences (IAS). The article uses textual analysis to develop its argument.

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Section: Framing Hiv Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

People don’t live on the care cascade: The life of the HIV care cascade as an international AIDS policy and its implications

Seckinelgin

2019

Global Public Health

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Quality Improvement (QI): A Splendid Driver for Achieving the Third 90 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

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People don’t live on the care cascade: The life of the HIV care cascade as an international AIDS policy and its implications

People don’t live on the care cascade: The life of the HIV care cascade as an international AIDS policy and its implications

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