Hunger, waiting time and transport costs: Time to confront challenges to ART adherence in Africa

Author:

Hardon A. P.1,Akurut D.2,Comoro C.3,Ekezie C.4,Irunde H. F.5,Gerrits T.1,Kglatwane J.6,Kinsman J.1,Kwasa R.7,Maridadi J.8,Moroka T. M.9,Moyo S.10,Nakiyemba A.11,Nsimba S.12,Ogenyi R.13,Oyabba T.11,Temu F.14,Laing R.15

Affiliation:

1. a University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam School for Social Science Research , Amsterdam , Netherlands

2. b University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam School for Social Science Research , Kampala , Uganda

3. c University of Dar es Salaam , Dar es Salaam , United Republic of Tanzania

4. d Sekgoma Memorial Hospital , Sekgoma , Botswana

5. e Tanzania Food and Drug Authority , Dar es Salaam , United Republic of Tanzania

6. f Botswana Essential Drugs Action Program , Gaborone , Botswana

7. g Jinja Regional Referral Hospital , Jinja , Uganda

8. h National Institute of Medical Research , Dar es Salaam , United Republic Of Tanzania

9. i Social Work Department , University of Botswana , Gabarone , Botswana

10. j Botswana-Harvard School of Public Health, Aids Initiative Partnership , Gabarone , Botswana

11. k Busoga University , Jinja , Uganda

12. l Muhimbili University, College of Health Sciences , Dar es Salaam , United Republic of Tanzania

13. m Mahalapye District Hospital , Mahalapye , Botswana

14. n AMREF , Dar es Salaam , United Republic of Tanzania

15. o World Health Organization, Department of Medicines policy and standards , Geneva , Switzerland

Publisher

Informa UK Limited

Subject

Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health,Social Psychology,Health (social science)

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