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Current prescribing patterns for hypertension and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) in MSF programmes and their association with treatment outcomes and renal function: could there be a role for fixed dose combination drugs?

Study details: Observational study in Zimbabwe , Jordan , Lebanon , Eswatini

Principal investigator: Helen Bygrave

Latest update:
Publication added by Holly Baker
| 2nd August 2022
Protocol & ERB

Exploring the feasibility and acceptability of integrating traditional healers into the provision of HIV self-testing; tuberculosis screening and sputum collection to bridge the health care gaps among men in the Shilselweni region of Eswatini: An implementation research with mixed methods

Study details: Mixed-methods study in Eswatini

Latest update:
ERB documentation added by Manuel Albela
| 18th October 2019
Completion

Implementation of Viral Load (VL) monitoring in the rural Shiselweni region of Swaziland

Study details: Cohort study: retrospective in Eswatini

Principal investigator: Bernhard Kerschberger

Latest update:
Completed date changed by Bernhard Kerschberger
| 15th October 2019
Completion

Field evaluation of the Biocentric® platform for HIV viral load testing and early infant diagnosis in Swaziland

Study details: Other in Eswatini

Principal investigator: Gugu Maphalala

Latest update:
ERB documentation added by Manuel Albela
| 18th October 2019
Completion

One choice more in combination HIV prevention- Feasibility and effectiveness of PREP in ART and SRH services in Swaziland

Study details: Cohort study: prospective in Eswatini

Principal investigator: Robin Nesbitt

Latest update:
Scientific meeting dissemination added by Manuel Albela
| 19th August 2019
Protocol & ERB

Targeting “hard to reach” groups for HIV self-testing through distribution of HIVST kits by traditional healers and rural health motivators (RHMs ), Shiselweni district, Swaziland

Study details: Qualitative study in Eswatini

Latest update:
Note left by Bernhard Kerschberger
| 15th October 2019
Protocol & ERB

The role of Rural Health Motivators in providing decentralised HIV/TB services in remote areas of Shiselweni, Eswatini: A qualitative study

Study details: Qualitative study in Eswatini

Principal investigator: Caroline Walker

Latest update:
ERB documentation added by Manuel Albela
| 18th October 2019
Concept

Implementation of HIV self-testing (HIVST) in the rural Shiselweni region of Swaziland

Study details: Cohort study: retrospective in Eswatini

Principal investigator: Bernhard Kerschberger

Latest update:
Study created
| 24th April 2019
Concept

Diagnosis and treatment of acute HIV infection to reduce the spread of HIV

Study details: Cohort study: prospective in Eswatini

Principal investigator: Bernhard Kerschberger

Latest update:
ERB documentation added by Bernhard Kerschberger
| 15th October 2019

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