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Creating an Enabling Environment for Task Shifting in HIV and AIDS Services: Recommendations Based on Two African Country Case Studies

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Authors: USAID Health Policy Initiative

This is a USAID report of case studies done in Uganda and Swaziland looking at the current policies and approaches to task shifting with regard to HIV/AIDS. The case studies involve interviews and focus group discussions with various health care providers. The report recommends: 1. creating an enabling policy environment for task shifting; 2. integrating task shifting as part of a sector-wide approach to strengthen the health system; 3. establishing standards to govern the recruitment and training of new and existing health workers; 4. recognizing and providing remuneration to those taking on more responsibilities.

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Resource Topic: Community Health Workers/Volunteers, Policy, Task shifting

Resource Type: Case studies, Research

Year: 2010

Region: Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)

Country: Swaziland, Uganda

Publisher May Restrict Access: No

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