HIV/AIDS Care
Level of HIV/AIDS patient care better if health facility funded by CARE Act
Published in AIDS Weekly, December 6th, 2004
"The Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency Act 1990 (CARE Act) is one of the largest federal programs funding medical and support services for individuals with HIV disease. Data that report services and gaps in service coverage from the organizational perspective are very limited.
"The Antiretroviral Treatment and Access Studies included a mail survey of 176 HIV medical care facilities in four US inner cities on clinic characteristics, services and practices, and patient characteristics," scientists writing in the journal AIDS Care...
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Source: AIDS Weekly (2004-12-06)
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