July 20, 2012Open Access

Quality of Life Outcomes of Antiretroviral Treatment for HIV/AIDS Patients in Vietnam

Bach Xuan TranUniversity of Central Florida

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Abstract

Strengthening the quality of ART services at the provincial and district levels, gender-specific impact mitigation, and early treatment supports are recommended for further expansion of ART services in Vietnam. Regular assessments of HRQOL may provide important indicators for monitoring and evaluating HIV/AIDS services.

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