Integration of HIV-Sexual Reproductive Health Services for Young People and the Barriers at Public Health Facilities in Mbarara Municipality, Southwestern Uganda: A Qualitative Assessment
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Background. Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) and HIV risk behaviors for young people are intertwined. This rationalizes the need for integration of HIV and SRH services within the health care system, especially in countries with high HIV burden. In this study, we explored the current status of HIV-SRH integration for young people and barriers of integration from different stakeholders at public health facilities in Mbarara Municipality, southwestern Uganda. Methods. We conducted an exploratory qualitative study at public health facilities in Mbarara district of southwestern Uganda. Data were collected among young people
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| Authors | Akatukwasa, Cecilia;Bajunirwe, Francis;Nuwamanya, Simpson;Kansime, Noel;Aheebwe, Emmanuel;Tamwesigire, Imelda K.;Akatukwasa, Cecilia;Bajunirwe, Francis;Nuwamanya, Simpson;Kansime, Noel;Aheebwe, Emmanuel;Tamwesigire, Imelda K.; |
| Journal | international journal of reproductive medicine |
| Year | 2019 |
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10.1155/2019/6725432
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