f | { | f | { |
n | | n | "author": "", |
| | | "author_email": "", |
| "creator_user_id": "0124c449-4279-4839-a7e2-f7ee873dbc7c", | | "creator_user_id": "0124c449-4279-4839-a7e2-f7ee873dbc7c", |
| "groups": [ | | "groups": [ |
| { | | { |
| "description": "Group for publications", | | "description": "Group for publications", |
| "display_name": "Publication", | | "display_name": "Publication", |
| "id": "816c3c41-f871-427d-9e26-fb21e6b3c578", | | "id": "816c3c41-f871-427d-9e26-fb21e6b3c578", |
| "image_display_url": | | "image_display_url": |
| mw/uploads/group/2022-03-17-123757.433896243660articlesquareicon.png", | | mw/uploads/group/2022-03-17-123757.433896243660articlesquareicon.png", |
| "name": "publication", | | "name": "publication", |
| "title": "Publication" | | "title": "Publication" |
| } | | } |
| ], | | ], |
| "id": "9965e648-7f81-45e9-971e-af8c92c15cab", | | "id": "9965e648-7f81-45e9-971e-af8c92c15cab", |
| "isopen": false, | | "isopen": false, |
n | "license_title": null, | n | "license_id": "notspecified", |
| | | "license_title": "License not specified", |
| "maintainer": null, | | "maintainer": null, |
| "maintainer_email": null, | | "maintainer_email": null, |
| "metadata_created": "2021-09-16T08:12:00.381639", | | "metadata_created": "2021-09-16T08:12:00.381639", |
n | "metadata_modified": "2022-04-05T00:25:14.469365", | n | "metadata_modified": "2022-04-19T06:37:58.528674", |
| "name": "malawi-art-htc-program-report-2009-q3", | | "name": "malawi-art-htc-program-report-2009-q3", |
n | | n | "notes": "By the end of September 2009, there were __236__ static |
| | | ART clinics in Malawi in the public and private health sector; 22 of |
| | | these static clinics provided ART at a total of __103__ outreach or |
| | | mobile sites, bringing the total to __339__ ART service delivery |
| | | points in Malawi in Q3 2009.\r\n\r\nIn the third quarter of 2009 (July |
| | | to September) a total of __18,292__ new patients initiated ART and |
| | | __3,030__ ART patients transferred between clinics, resulting in a |
| | | total of 21,322 ART clinic registrations (39% male, 61% female; 91% |
| | | adults and 9% children). Of those registered, 52% started in WHO Stage |
| | | 3, 10% in Stage 4 and 37% in Stage 1 or 2 due to a low CD4 count. 1% |
| | | were infants with confirmed HIV infection (DNA-PCR) and 1% started due |
| | | to other reasons.\r\n\r\nBetween the previous quarter and this |
| | | quarter, the number of infants starting ART in WHO stage 1 or 2 with |
| | | confirmed HIV infection (DNA-PCR) increased from __114 to 142__, while |
| | | children under 18 months starting due to presumed severe HIV disease |
| | | increased from __85 to 97__. This is an encouraging development and |
| | | could be as a result of more experience with the EID programme and |
| | | recent refresher trainings on presumed severe HIV disease diagnosis in |
| | | children under 18 months and EID using DNA-PCR. However, ART access |
| | | through early infant diagnosis still needs to be further |
| | | strengthened.\r\n\r\nBy the end of September 2009, a total of |
| | | __253,154__ patients had ever initiated ART and __35,009__ ART |
| | | patients had transferred between clinics, resulting in a cumulative |
| | | total of __288,163__ ART clinic registrations (39% male, 61% female; |
| | | 91% adult, 9% children). 33,715 (12%) patients started ART due to |
| | | TB.\r\n\r\nCumulative treatment outcomes by end of September 2009 |
| | | were: __183,147__ (64%) alive and on ART, __30,150 __(10%) died, |
| | | __34,841__ (12%) lost to follow-up (defaulted), __39,074__ (14%) |
| | | transferred out to another facility and 951 (<1%) were known to have |
| | | stopped ART.\r\n\r\nOf the __183,147__ patients alive and on ART: 94% |
| | | were on the first line regimen, 5% were on an alternative first line |
| | | regimen, fewer than 1% were on second line regimen and 1% were on a |
| | | non-standard ART regimen. Non-standard regimens are not necessarily |
| | | substandard regimens; they include patients continuing an ART regimen |
| | | that was started outside Malawi, patients in research programmes and |
| | | patients in specialist care in whom specific circumstances lead to the |
| | | choice of a non-standard regimen.\r\n\r\nImproved integration of the |
| | | supervision system for the public and private sector has led to a |
| | | revision of previous M&E data in the private sector and patient |
| | | outcomes in the private sector are similar to those in the public |
| | | sector.\r\n\r\nBy the end of September 2009 there were 185 sites with |
| | | less than 1000 patients registered, 36 sites with 1,001\u20132,000 |
| | | patients registered; 33 (Q2-11) sites with 2,001\u20135,000 and 10 |
| | | sites (Q2-5) with over 5,000 patients registered. The number of sites |
| | | with over 2000 patients has increased slightly from 37 to 43 resulting |
| | | in HCW facing a larger workload.\r\n\r\nThe National programme has |
| | | been affected by serious ARV drug supply shortage during Q3 due to the |
| | | delayed release of funding and the ensuing logistical complications |
| | | resulting in widespread drug re-allocations between sites. However a |
| | | targeted survey revealed that patients were affected only in isolated |
| | | cases, requiring regimen changes or short term treatment |
| | | interruptions.", |
| "num_resources": 1, | | "num_resources": 1, |
| "num_tags": 1, | | "num_tags": 1, |
| "organization": { | | "organization": { |
| "approval_status": "approved", | | "approval_status": "approved", |
| "created": "2021-10-14T11:02:35.234558", | | "created": "2021-10-14T11:02:35.234558", |
n | "description": "Department of HIV & AIDS and Viral Hepatitis", | n | "description": "The Department of HIV & AIDS (DHA) was established |
| | | in 2001, initially as a unit in the Department of Clinical Services, |
| | | to coordinate the biomedical HIV Program in Malawi. The department now |
| | | carries responsibility for various HIV related programs including: |
| | | sexually transmitted infections (STIs), prevention of mother to child |
| | | transmission of HIV (PMTCT), and national voluntary male medical |
| | | circumcision program (VMMC). All these HIV program sub-sections are |
| | | linked to one robust monitoring and evaluation sub-section in the HIV |
| | | and AIDS Department which technically operates under the Central |
| | | Monitoring and Evaluation Department (CMED) of the Ministry of |
| | | Health.", |
| "id": "ca6a5fbb-31b1-44f8-9319-5da56d75a55b", | | "id": "ca6a5fbb-31b1-44f8-9319-5da56d75a55b", |
n | "image_url": "", | n | "image_url": |
| | | 2022-04-18-074318.527302WhatsApp-Image-2022-04-18-at-9.42.07-AM.jpeg", |
| "is_organization": true, | | "is_organization": true, |
| "name": "dha", | | "name": "dha", |
| "state": "active", | | "state": "active", |
t | "title": "Department of HIV & AIDS", | t | "title": "Department of HIV & AIDS and Viral Hepatitis", |
| "type": "organization" | | "type": "organization" |
| }, | | }, |
| "owner_org": "ca6a5fbb-31b1-44f8-9319-5da56d75a55b", | | "owner_org": "ca6a5fbb-31b1-44f8-9319-5da56d75a55b", |
| "private": false, | | "private": false, |
| "program_area": "Care and Treatment", | | "program_area": "Care and Treatment", |
| "relationships_as_object": [], | | "relationships_as_object": [], |
| "relationships_as_subject": [], | | "relationships_as_subject": [], |
| "resources": [ | | "resources": [ |
| { | | { |
| "cache_last_updated": null, | | "cache_last_updated": null, |
| "cache_url": null, | | "cache_url": null, |
| "created": "2022-03-23T19:56:17.891728", | | "created": "2022-03-23T19:56:17.891728", |
| "description": "", | | "description": "", |
| "format": "PDF", | | "format": "PDF", |
| "hash": "", | | "hash": "", |
| "id": "c6b63c08-8bab-4f25-8193-51cf556f7afd", | | "id": "c6b63c08-8bab-4f25-8193-51cf556f7afd", |
| "last_modified": "2022-04-05T00:25:14.447040", | | "last_modified": "2022-04-05T00:25:14.447040", |
| "lfs_prefix": "dha/malawi-art-htc-program-report-2009-q3", | | "lfs_prefix": "dha/malawi-art-htc-program-report-2009-q3", |
| "metadata_modified": "2022-04-05T00:25:14.483305", | | "metadata_modified": "2022-04-05T00:25:14.483305", |
| "mimetype": "application/pdf", | | "mimetype": "application/pdf", |
| "mimetype_inner": null, | | "mimetype_inner": null, |
| "name": "malawi-art-htc-program-report-2009-q3", | | "name": "malawi-art-htc-program-report-2009-q3", |
| "package_id": "9965e648-7f81-45e9-971e-af8c92c15cab", | | "package_id": "9965e648-7f81-45e9-971e-af8c92c15cab", |
| "position": 0, | | "position": 0, |
| "resource_type": null, | | "resource_type": null, |
| "sha256": | | "sha256": |
| "a4550ddc985394a59510f262c43cef5eaf40511b25ab9e33e5a3a19e358e79f6", | | "a4550ddc985394a59510f262c43cef5eaf40511b25ab9e33e5a3a19e358e79f6", |
| "size": 1485752, | | "size": 1485752, |
| "state": "active", | | "state": "active", |
| "url": | | "url": |
| 8193-51cf556f7afd/download/malawi-art-htc-program-report-2009-q3.pdf", | | 8193-51cf556f7afd/download/malawi-art-htc-program-report-2009-q3.pdf", |
| "url_type": "upload" | | "url_type": "upload" |
| } | | } |
| ], | | ], |
| "state": "active", | | "state": "active", |
| "tags": [ | | "tags": [ |
| { | | { |
| "display_name": "Report", | | "display_name": "Report", |
| "id": "37e5a5df-a993-4d3f-8c9c-73c418c30f0f", | | "id": "37e5a5df-a993-4d3f-8c9c-73c418c30f0f", |
| "name": "Report", | | "name": "Report", |
| "state": "active", | | "state": "active", |
| "vocabulary_id": null | | "vocabulary_id": null |
| } | | } |
| ], | | ], |
| "title": "Malawi ART HTC Program Report 2009 Q3", | | "title": "Malawi ART HTC Program Report 2009 Q3", |
| "type": "dataset", | | "type": "dataset", |
| "url": null, | | "url": null, |
| "version": null, | | "version": null, |
| "year": "2009" | | "year": "2009" |
| } | | } |