Meeting the family planning needs of women living with HIV in US government global health programs

Beverly Johnston; Daniela Ligiero; Shyami Desilva; Amy Medley; Vienna Nightingale; Tabitha Sripipatana; Pamela Bachanas; Andrew Abutu; Margaret Brewinski-Isaacs; Fatoumata Bathily; Michael Grillo; Lilly Bertz; Nithya Mani

doi:10.1097/QAD.0000000000000041

Meeting the family planning needs of women living with HIV in US government global health programs

Beverly Johnston, Daniela Ligiero, Shyami Desilva, Amy Medley, Vienna Nightingale, Tabitha Sripipatana, Pamela Bachanas, Andrew Abutu, Margaret Brewinski-Isaacs, Fatoumata Bathily, Michael Grillo, Lilly Bertz, Nithya Mani

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The integration of health programs, including HIV and voluntary family planning, is a priority for US government foreign assistance. One critical component of family planning and HIV integration that has significant positive health outcomes is ensuring that all women living with HIV have access to both a full range of contraceptives and safe pregnancy counseling. This article outlines the US government global health strategy to meet the family planning needs of women living with HIV based on three key principles: a focus on reproductive rights through voluntarism and informed choice, quality service provision through evidence-based programming, and development of partnerships.

Idioma original	English
Páginas (desde-hasta)	S121-S125
Publicación	AIDS
Volumen	27
N.º	SUIPPL.1
DOI	https://doi.org/10.1097/QAD.0000000000000041
Estado	Published - oct. 2013
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