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2. From purists to pragmatists: a qualitative evaluation of how implementation processes and contexts shaped the uptake and methodological adaptations of a maternal and neonatal quality improvement programme in South Africa prior to, and during COVID-19
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Odendaal, Willem, Chetty, Terusha, Goga, Ameena, Tomlinson, Mark, Singh, Yages, Marshall, Carol, Kauchali, Shuaib, Pillay, Yogan, Makua, Manala, and Hunt, Xanthe
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- 2023
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3. Children and young women in eastern and southern Africa are key to meeting 2030 HIV targets: time to accelerate action
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Govender, Kaymarlin, Nyamaruze, Patrick, Cowden, Richard G, Pillay, Yogan, and Bekker, Linda-Gail
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- 2023
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4. What will it take for an injectable ARV to change the face of the HIV epidemic in high‐prevalence countries? Considerations regarding drug costs and operations
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Meyer‐Rath, Gesine, Jamieson, Lise, and Pillay, Yogan
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Public health administration -- Evaluation ,HIV infection -- Prevention ,Company distribution practices ,Health - Abstract
: Introduction: The proven effectiveness of injectable cabotegravir (CAB‐LA) is higher than that of any other HIV prevention intervention ever trialled or implemented, surpassing medical male circumcision, condoms and combination antiretroviral treatment. Based on our own analyses and experience with the South African oral pre‐exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) programme, we review the supply and demand side factors that would need to be in place for a successful rollout of CAB‐LA, and delineate lessons for the launch of other long‐acting and extended delivery (LAED) antiretroviral drugs. Discussion: On the supply side, CAB‐LA will have to be offered at a price that makes the drug affordable and cost‐effective to low‐ and middle‐income countries, especially those with high HIV prevalence. An important factor in lowering prices is a guaranteed market volume, which in turn necessitates the involvement of large funders, such as PEPFAR and the Global Fund, and a fairly rapid scale‐up of the drug. Such a scale‐up would have to involve speedy regulatory approval and WHO pre‐qualification, swift integration of CAB‐LA into national guidelines and planning for large enough manufacturing capacity, including the enabling of local manufacture. On the demand side, existing demand for HIV prevention products has to be harnessed and additional demand created, which will be aided by designing CAB‐LA programmes at the primary healthcare or community level, and involving non‐traditional outlets, such as private pharmacies and doctors’ practices. Conclusions: CAB‐LA could be the game changer for HIV prevention that we have been hoping for, and serve as a useful pilot for other LAEDs. A successful rollout would involve building markets of a guaranteed size; lowering the drug's price to a level possibly below the cost of production, while also lowering the cost of production altogether; harnessing, creating and sustaining demand for the product over the long term, wherever possible, in national programmes rather than single demonstration sites; and establishing and maintaining manufacturing capacity and supply chains. For this, all parties have to work together—including originator and generic manufacturers, donor organizations and other large funders, and the governments of low‐ and middle‐income countries, in particular those with high HIV prevalence., INTRODUCTION Could injectable cabotegravir (CAB‐LA) be the game changer for HIV prevention that the world has been waiting for—especially low‐ and middle‐income countries (LMICs) with high HIV prevalence? And what [...]
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- 2023
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5. Prevalence of bacteriologically confirmed pulmonary tuberculosis in South Africa, 2017–19: a multistage, cluster-based, cross-sectional survey
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Moyo, Sizulu, Ismail, Farzana, Van der Walt, Martie, Ismail, Nazir, Mkhondo, Nkateko, Dlamini, Sicelo, Mthiyane, Thuli, Chikovore, Jeremiah, Oladimeji, Olanrewaju, Mametja, David, Maribe, Phaleng, Seocharan, Ishen, Ximiya, Phumlani, Law, Irwin, Tadolini, Marina, Zuma, Khangelani, Manda, Samuel, Sismanidis, Charalambos, Pillay, Yogan, and Mvusi, Lindiwe
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- 2022
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6. Optimizing knowledge and behavioral intention of women and their partners in the perinatal period in South Africa: a randomized control trial study protocol in the Tshwane district, Gauteng province, South Africa
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Leonard, Elizabeth, Kwinda, Zwannda, Baernighausen, Till, Dronavalli, Mithilesh, Adam, Maya, and Pillay, Yogan
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- 2022
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7. Impact of breastfeeding, maternal antiretroviral treatment and health service factors on 18-month vertical transmission of HIV and HIV-free survival : results from a nationally representative HIV-exposed infant cohort, South Africa
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Goga, Ameena Ebrahim, Lombard, Carl, Jackson, Debra, Ramokolo, Vundli, Ngandu, Nobubelo Kwanele, Sherman, Gayle, Puren, Adrian, Chirinda, Witness, Bhardwaj, Sanjana, Makhari, Nobuntu, Ramraj, Trisha, Magasana, Vuyolwethu, Singh, Yagespari, Pillay, Yogan, and Dinh, Thu-Ha
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- 2020
8. Obesity is South Africa’s new HIV epidemic
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Chandiwana, Nomathemba, primary, Venter, Willem, additional, Manne-Goehler, Jennifer, additional, Wade, Alisha, additional, Le Roux, Carel, additional, Mbalati, Nzama, additional, Grimbeek, Angelika, additional, Kruger, Petronell, additional, Montsho, Eunice, additional, Zimela, Zukiswa, additional, Yawa, Anele, additional, Tshabalala, Sibongile, additional, Rambau, Ndivhuwo, additional, Mpofu, Ngqabutho, additional, Stevenson, Sasha, additional, McNulty, Bridget, additional, Ntusi, Ntobeko, additional, Pillay, Yogan, additional, Dave, Joel, additional, Murphy, Angela, additional, Goldstein, Sue, additional, Hfman, Karen, additional, Mahomedy, Sameera, additional, Thomas, Elizabeth, additional, Mrara, Busi, additional, Wing, Jeff, additional, Lubbe, Jeanne, additional, Koto, Zack, additional, Conradie-Smit, Marli, additional, Wharton, Sean, additional, May, Wayne, additional, Marr, Ian, additional, Kaplan, Hilton, additional, Forgan, Mariam, additional, Alexander, Graham, additional, Turner, John, additional, Fourie, V R, additional, Hellig, Jocelyn, additional, Banks, Mandy, additional, Ragsdale, Kim, additional, Noeth, Marisa, additional, Mohamed, Farzahna, additional, Myer, Landon, additional, Lebina, Limakatso, additional, Maswime, Salome, additional, Moosa, Yunus, additional, Thomas, Sumy, additional, Mbelle, Mzamo, additional, Sinxadi, Phumla, additional, Bekker, Linda-Gail, additional, Bhana, Sindeep, additional, Fabian, June, additional, Decloedt, Eric, additional, Bayat, Zaheer, additional, Daya, Reyna, additional, Bobat, Bilal, additional, Storie, Fiona, additional, Goedecke, Julia, additional, Kahn, Kathleen, additional, Tollman, Stephen, additional, Mansfield, Brett, additional, Siedner, Mark, additional, Marconi, Vincent, additional, Mody, Aaloke, additional, Mtshali, Ntombifikile, additional, Geng, Elvin, additional, Srinivasa, Suman, additional, Ali, Mohammed, additional, Lalla-Edwards, Samanta, additional, Bentley, Alison, additional, Wolvaardt, Gustaaf, additional, Hill, Andrew, additional, and Nel, Jeremy, additional
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- 2024
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9. HIV programme sustainability in Southern and Eastern Africa and the changing role of external assistance for health
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Neel, Abigail H, primary, Rodríguez, Daniela C, additional, Sikazwe, Izukanji, additional, Pillay, Yogan, additional, Barron, Peter, additional, Pereira, Shreya K, additional, Makakole-Nene, Sesupo, additional, and Bennett, Sara C, additional
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- 2024
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10. Health benefit packages : moving from aspiration to action for improved access to quality SRHR through UHC reforms
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Pillay, Yogan, Manthalu, Gerald, Solange, Hakiba, Okello, Velephi, Hildebrand, Mikaela, Sundewall, Jesper, and Brady, Eoghan
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- 2020
11. The importation and establishment of community transmission of SARS-CoV-2 during the first eight weeks of the South African COVID-19 epidemic
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McCarthy, Kerrigan M., Tempia, Stefano, Kufa, Tendesayi, Kleynhans, Jackie, Wolter, Nicole, Jassat, Waasila, Ebonwu, Joy, von Gottberg, Anne, Erasmus, Linda, Muchengeti, Mazvita, Walaza, Sibongile, Ntshoe, Genevie, Shonhiwa, Andronica M., Manana, Pinky N., Pillay, Yogan, Moonasar, Devanand, Muthivhi, Tshilidzi, Mngemane, Shadrack, Mlisana, Koleka, Chetty, Kamy, Blumberg, Lucille H., Cohen, Cheryl, and Govender, Nelesh P.
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- 2021
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12. Difference in mortality among individuals admitted to hospital with COVID-19 during the first and second waves in South Africa: a cohort study
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Abdullah, Shaina, Abrahams, Fiona, Adams, Vincentius, ADNANE, FHIMA, Adoni, Sonia, Adoons, Dieketso Melitta, Africa, Veronique, Aguinaga, Dr, Akach, Susan, Alakram Khelawon, Prisha, Aldrich, George, Alesinloye, Olatunde, Aletta, Mathale Biniki, Alice, Mametja, Aphane, Tebogo, Archary, Moherndran, Arends, Felicity, Arends, Shireen, Aser, Munonde, Asmal, T, Asvat, Mohammed, Avenant, Theunis, Avhazwivhoni, Muvhali, Azuike, Magnolia, Baartman, Johanna, Babalwa, Dlava, Badenhorst, Johan, Badenhorst, Miranda Badenhorst, Badripersad (CEO), Bianca, Badul, Lalihla, Bagananeng, M, Bahle, Mncedisi, Balfour, Liezl, Baloyi, TC, Baloyi, S, Baloyi, Tinyiko, Baloyi, Tshepo Mpho, Banda, Thokozani, Barit, Shimon, Bartsch, Nicole, Bayat, Junaid, Bazana, Siyabulela, Beetge, Marlene, Bekapezulu, Nosindiso, Belebele, Rammala, Bella, Phala, Belot, Zanenkululeko, Bembe, Lindi Gladys, Bensch, Sonja, Beukes, Gishma, Bezuidenhout, Karla, Bhembe, Themba, BIKISHA, N.A, Bilenge, Ben, Bishop, Leesa, Biyela, Baphamandla, Blaauw, Cyntheola, Blaylock, Mark, Bodley, Nicola, Bogale, Power, Bokolo, Sibongile, Bolon, Stefan, Booysen, Mary, Booysen, Eldereze, Boretti, Lia, Borges, Paula, Boshoga, Millicent, Bosman, Natasha, Bosvark, Lucinda, Botes, Nicky, Botha, Adele, BOTHA, CHANTALL, Botha, Jana, BOTHA, MANDLAKAYISE IRVIN, Botha, Alet, Bradbury, Janet, Breakfast, Zandisile, Breed, Maria, Brenda, Molele, Brice, Moshito, Britz, Jolene, brown, Amanda, Buchanan, Ms T, Bucwa, Thozama, Burger, Crystelle, Busakwe, Ziyanda, Bushula, Nosiviwe, Buthelezi, Zinhle, Buthelezi, Dumsile, Buthelezi, Thubelihle, Buthelezi, Mpumelelo Basil, Buthelezi, Fundiswa Lidwina, Bux, Nadia, Buys, Christoff, Buys, Anneline, Caka, Ernestina, Canal, Armando Sanchez, Caroline, Sithole, Casper, Monrick, Cawood, Shannon, Cebisa, Oratile, Cele, Nothando, Cele, Sboniso, Cele, Sthembile Goodness, Chauke, Mkhacani, Chauke, Pinkie, Chelin, Nevil, Chen, Xiaohui, Chetty, Venmalla, Chetty, Kerisse, Cheu, Christinah, Chibabhai, Vindana, 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Epidemics -- Control ,Community health services -- Quality management ,Tuberculosis -- Care and treatment ,HIV patients -- Care and treatment ,Health - Abstract
Introduction: Until COVID-19, tuberculosis (TB) was the leading infectious disease killer globally, disproportionally affecting people with HIV. The COVID-19 pandemic is threatening the gains made in the fight against both diseases. Discussion: Although crucial guidance has been released on how to maintain TB and HIV services during the pandemic, it is acknowledged that what was considered normal service pre-pandemic needs to improve to ensure that we rebuild person-centred, inclusive and quality healthcare services. The threat that the pandemic may reverse gains in the response to TB and HIV may be turned into an opportunity by pivoting to using proven differentiated service delivery approaches and innovative technologies that can be used to maintain care during the pandemic and accelerate improved service delivery in the long term. Models of care should be convenient, supportive and sufficiently differentiated to avoid burdensome clinic visits for medication pick-ups or directly observed treatments. Additionally, the pandemic has highlighted the chronic and short-sighted lack of investment in health systems and the need to prioritize research and development to close the gaps in TB diagnosis, treatment and prevention, especially for children and people with HIV. Most importantly, TB-affected communities and civil society must be supported to lead the planning, implementation and monitoring of TB and HIV services, especially in the time of COVID-19 where services have been disrupted, and to report on legal, policy and gender-related barriers to access experienced by affected people. This will help to ensure that TB services are held accountable by affected communities for delivering equitable access to quality, affordable and non-discriminatory services during and beyond the pandemic. Conclusions: Successfully reaching the related targets of ending TB and AIDS as public health threats by 2030 requires rebuilding of stronger, more inclusive health systems by advancing equitable access to quality TB services, including for people with HIV, both during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. Moreover, services must be rights-based, community-led and community-based, to ensure that no one is left behind. Keywords: tuberculosis; HIV; COVID-19; differentiated service delivery; innovation; integration; stigma; people affected by TB, 1 | INTRODUCTION Until COVID-19, tuberculosis (TB) was the leading infectious disease killer globally, including among people with HIV [1], who are disproportionally affected by TB [2,3]. In 2019, at [...]
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15. Assessment of readiness to transition from antenatal HIV surveillance surveys to PMTCT programme data-based HIV surveillance in South Africa: The 2017 Antenatal Sentinel HIV Survey
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Woldesenbet, Selamawit A., Kufa, Tendesayi, Barron, Peter, Ayalew, Kassahun, Cheyip, Mireille, Chirombo, Brian C., Lombard, Carl, Manda, Samuel, Pillay, Yogan, and Puren, Adrian J.
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16. Effect of Short, Animated Video Storytelling on Maternal Knowledge and Satisfaction in the Perinatal Period in South Africa: Randomized Controlled Trial
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Adam, Maya, primary, Kwinda, Zwannda, additional, Dronavalli, Mithilesh, additional, Leonard, Elizabeth, additional, Nguyễn, Vān Kính, additional, Tshivhase, Vusani, additional, Bärnighausen, Till, additional, and Pillay, Yogan, additional
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17. Investment case for malaria elimination in South Africa: a financing model for resource mobilization to accelerate regional malaria elimination
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Njau, Joseph, Silal, Sheetal P., Kollipara, Aparna, Fox, Katie, Balawanth, Ryleen, Yuen, Anthony, White, Lisa J., Moya, Mandisi, Pillay, Yogan, and Moonasar, Devanand
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18. Differentiated HIV care in South Africa: the effect of fast-track treatment initiation counselling on ART initiation and viral suppression as partial results of an impact evaluation on the impact of a package of services to improve HIV treatment adherence
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Pascoe, Sophie J.S., Fox, Matthew P., Huber, Amy N., Murphy, Joshua, Phokojoe, Mokgadi, Gorgens, Marelize, Rosen, Sydney, Wilson, David, Pillay, Yogan, and Fraser-Hurt, Nicole
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Chronic diseases -- Drug therapy -- Analysis ,AIDS treatment -- Analysis ,Medical records -- Analysis ,Patient compliance -- Analysis ,HIV -- Drug therapy -- Analysis ,Health ,World Bank Group. World Bank -- Evaluation ,World Health Organization -- Evaluation - Abstract
Introduction: In response to suboptimal adherence and retention, South Africa's National Department of Health developed and implemented National Adherence Guidelines for Chronic Diseases. We evaluated the effect of a package of adherence interventions beginning in January 2016 and report on the impact of Fast-Track Treatment Initiation Counselling (FTIC) on ART initiation, adherence and retention. Methods: We conducted a cluster-randomized mixed-methods evaluation in 4 provinces at 12 intervention sites which implemented FTIC and 12 control facilities providing standard of care. Follow-up was by passive surveillance using clinical records. We included data on subjects eligible for FTIC between 08 Jan 2016 and 07 December 2016. We adjusted for pre-intervention differences using difference-in-differences (DiD) analyses controlling for site-level clustering. Results: We enrolled 362 intervention and 368 control arm patients. Thirty-day ART initiation was 83% in the intervention and 82% in the control arm (RD 0.5%; 95% CI: -5.0% to 6.0%). After adjusting for baseline ART initiation differences and covariates using DiD we found a 6% increase in ART initiation associated with FTIC (RD 6.3%; 95% CI: -0.6% to 13.3%). We found a small decrease in viral suppression within 18 months (RD -2.8%; 95% CI: -9.8% to 4.2%) with no difference after adjustment (RD: -1.9%; 95% CI: -9.1% to 5.4%) or when considering only those with a viral load recorded (84% intervention vs. 86% control). We found reduced crude 6-month retention in intervention sites (RD -7.2%; 95% CI: -14.0% to -0.4%). However, differences attenuated by 12 months (RD: -3.6%; 95% CI: -11.1% to 3.9%). Qualitative data showed FTIC counselling was perceived as beneficial by patients and providers. Conclusions: We saw a short-term ART-initiation benefit to FTIC (particularly in districts where initiation prior to intervention was lower), with no reductions but also no improvement in longer-term retention and viral suppression. This may be due to lack of fidelity to implementation and delivery of those components that support retention and adherence. FTIC must continue to be implemented alongside other interventions to achieve the 90-90-90 cascade and fidelity to post-initiation counselling sessions must be monitored to determine impact on longer-term outcomes. Understanding the cost-benefit and role of FTIC may then be warranted. Keywords: adherence; ARV; counselling; differentiated care; South Africa; viral load, 1 | INTRODUCTION Extensive data from sub-Saharan Africa since large-scale antiretroviral therapy (ART) rollout began shows suboptimal retention in HIV care [1-6]. A particular point of concern is the period [...]
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19. Resistance to TB drugs in KwaZulu-Natal: causes and prospects for control
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Wallengren, Kristina, Scano, Fabio, Nunn, Paul, Margot, Bruce, Buthelezi, Sandile, Williams, Brian, Pym, Alex, Samuel, Elizabeth, Mirzayev, Fuad, Nkhoma, Wilfred, Mvusi, Lindiwe, and Pillay, Yogan
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In 2005 there was an outbreak of XDR (extensively drug resistant) TB in Tugela Ferry, which is served by the Church of Scotland Hospital (COSH), in the uMzinyathi District, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. An investigation was carried out to determine if XDR TB was occurring elsewhere in the province, and to develop hypotheses for the rise in drug resistance with a view to developing a strategy for the control of MDR (multi-drug resistant) and XDR TB in the province and elsewhere. TB incidence and treatment success rates, for each of the 11 districts in the province, were obtained from the provincial electronic TB register for the years 2002-2007. The results of culture and drug sensitivity tests for the years 2002 to 2007 in each of the districts were compiled and culture taking practices were compared to the number of MDR TB cases. Interviews were conducted with key personnel in affected sites. In 2007, 2799, or 2.3% of 119,218 notified TB cases in the province were multi-drug resistant (MDR), and of these 270 (9.6%) were XDR. The two worst affected districts were uMzinyathi where 226 (4.1%) of 5522 notified TB cases were MDR, and of these 120 (53%) were extensively drug resistant (XDR), and uMkhanyakude where 337 (4.8%) of 6991 notified TB cases were MDR, but of these only four or (1.2%) were XDR. The worst affected medical centre was COSH where 164 or 9.8% of notified TB cases were MDR and of these 99 (60%) were XDR. Very high rates of XDR TB in the province are only found in uMzinyathi district even though MDR TB is common in most other districts. XDR may arisen at COSH because of the early and effective integration of the TB and HIV programmes in overcrowded and poorly ventilated facilities particular to COS.H To control XDR TB better management of both susceptible and resistant forms of TB is needed including treatment supervision, infection control and HIV management., Comment: One pdf file onlty
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20. The investment case for hepatitis B and C in South Africa : adaptation and innovation in policy analysis for disease program scale-up
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Hecht, Robert, Hiebert, Lindsey, Spearman, Wendy C, Sonderup, Mark W, Guthrie, Teresa, Hallett, Timothy B, Nayagam, Shevanthi, Razavi, Homie, Soe-Lin, Shan, Vilakazi-Nhlapo, Kgomotso, Pillay, Yogan, and Resch, Stephen
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21. The South African Tuberculosis Care Cascade : Estimated Losses and Methodological Challenges
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Naidoo, Pren, Theron, Grant, Rangaka, Molebogeng X., Chihota, Violet N., Vaughan, Louise, Brey, Zameer O., and Pillay, Yogan
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22. Adolescent Access to Care and Risk of Early Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission
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Ramraj, Trisha, Jackson, Debra, Dinh, Thu-Ha, Olorunju, Steve, Lombard, Carl, Sherman, Gayle, Puren, Adrian, Ramokolo, Vundli, Noveve, Nobuntu, Singh, Yages, Magasana, Vuyolwethu, Bhardwaj, Sanjana, Cheyip, Mireille, Mogashoa, Mary, Pillay, Yogan, and Goga, Ameena E.
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- 2018
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23. Mobilizing resources with an investment case to mitigate cross-border malaria transmission and achieve malaria elimination in South Africa
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Kollipara, Aparna, primary, Moonasar, Devanand, additional, Balawanth, Ryleen, additional, Silal, Sheetal P., additional, Yuen, Anthony, additional, Fox, Katie, additional, Njau, Joseph, additional, Pillay, Yogan G., additional, and Blecher, Mark, additional
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- 2023
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24. Test-Trace strategy for disease control and management: South Africa’s control measures to contain the spread of COVID-19
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Modisenyane, Moeketsi, primary, Mngemane, Shadrack, additional, Maomela, Tebogo, additional, Nemungadi, Takalani, additional, Chituku, Phyllis, additional, Leonard, Elizabeth, additional, Langa, Tumisho, additional, and Pillay, Yogan, additional
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25. Early Diagnosis of HIV Infection in Infants — One Caribbean and Six Sub-Saharan African Countries, 2011–2015
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Diallo, Karidia, Kim, Andrea A., Lecher, Shirley, Ellenberger, Dennis, Beard, R. Suzanne, Dale, Helen, Hurlston, Mackenzie, Rivadeneira, Molly, Fonjungo, Peter N., Broyles, Laura N., Zhang, Guoqing, Sleeman, Katrina, Nguyen, Shon, Jadczak, Steve, Abiola, Nadine, Ewetola, Raimi, Muwonga, Jérémie, Fwamba, Franck, Mwangi, Christina, Naluguza, Mary, Kiyaga, Charles, Ssewanyana, Isaac, Varough, Deyde, Wysler, Domercant, Lowrance, David, Louis, Frantz Jean, Desinor, Olbeg, Buteau, Josiane, Kesner, Francois, Rouzier, Vanessa, Segaren, Nat, Lewis, Tessa, Sarr, Abdoulaye, Chipungu, Geoffrey, Gupta, Sundeep, Singer, Daniel, Mwenda, Reuben, Kapoteza, Hilary, Chipeta, Zawadi, Knight, Nancy, Carmona, Sergio, MacLeod, William, Sherman, Gayle, Pillay, Yogan, Ndongmo, Clement B., Mugisa, Bridget, Mwila, Annie, McAuley, James, Chipimo, Peter J., Kaonga, Wezi, Nsofwa, Dailess, Nsama, Davy, Mwamba, Fales Zulu, Moyo, Crispin, Phiri, Clement, Borget, Marie-Yolande, Ya-Kouadio, Leonard, Kouame, Abo, Adje-Toure, Christiane A., and Nkengasong, John
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26. When donor funding leaves: an interrupted time-series analysis of the impact of integrating direct HIV care and treatment into public health services in a region of Johannesburg
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Lince-Deroche, Naomi, Leuner, Rahma, Meyer-Rath, Gesine, Pillay, Yogan, and Long, Lawrence
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27. Viral suppression and factors associated with failure to achieve viral suppression among pregnant women in South Africa
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Woldesenbet, Selamawit A., Kufa, Tendesayi, Barron, Peter, Chirombo, Brian C., Cheyip, Mireille, Ayalew, Kassahun, Lombard, Carl, Manda, Samuel, Diallo, Karidia, Pillay, Yogan, and Puren, Adrian J.
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28. Cost-effectiveness and resource implications of aggressive action on tuberculosis in China, India, and South Africa: a combined analysis of nine models
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Menzies, Nicolas A, Gomez, Gabriela B, Bozzani, Fiammetta, Chatterjee, Susmita, Foster, Nicola, Baena, Ines Garcia, Laurence, Yoko V, Qiang, Sun, Siroka, Andrew, Sweeney, Sedona, Verguet, Stéphane, Arinaminpathy, Nimalan, Azman, Andrew S, Bendavid, Eran, Chang, Stewart T, Cohen, Ted, Denholm, Justin T, Dowdy, David W, Eckhoff, Philip A, Goldhaber-Fiebert, Jeremy D, Handel, Andreas, Huynh, Grace H, Lalli, Marek, Lin, Hsien-Ho, Mandal, Sandip, McBryde, Emma S, Pandey, Surabhi, Salomon, Joshua A, Suen, Sze-chuan, Sumner, Tom, Trauer, James M, Wagner, Bradley G, Whalen, Christopher C, Wu, Chieh-Yin, Boccia, Delia, Chadha, Vineet K, Charalambous, Salome, Chin, Daniel P, Churchyard, Gavin, Daniels, Colleen, Dewan, Puneet, Ditiu, Lucica, Eaton, Jeffrey W, Grant, Alison D, Hippner, Piotr, Hosseini, Mehran, Mametja, David, Pretorius, Carel, Pillay, Yogan, Rade, Kiran, Sahu, Suvanand, Wang, Lixia, Houben, Rein M G J, Kimerling, Michael E, White, Richard G, and Vassall, Anna
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29. Feasibility of achieving the 2025 WHO global tuberculosis targets in South Africa, China, and India: a combined analysis of 11 mathematical models
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Houben, Rein M G J, Menzies, Nicolas A, Sumner, Tom, Huynh, Grace H, Arinaminpathy, Nimalan, Goldhaber-Fiebert, Jeremy D, Lin, Hsien-Ho, Wu, Chieh-Yin, Mandal, Sandip, Pandey, Surabhi, Suen, Sze-chuan, Bendavid, Eran, Azman, Andrew S, Dowdy, David W, Bacaër, Nicolas, Rhines, Allison S, Feldman, Marcus W, Handel, Andreas, Whalen, Christopher C, Chang, Stewart T, Wagner, Bradley G, Eckhoff, Philip A, Trauer, James M, Denholm, Justin T, McBryde, Emma S, Cohen, Ted, Salomon, Joshua A, Pretorius, Carel, Lalli, Marek, Eaton, Jeffrey W, Boccia, Delia, Hosseini, Mehran, Gomez, Gabriela B, Sahu, Suvanand, Daniels, Colleen, Ditiu, Lucica, Chin, Daniel P, Wang, Lixia, Chadha, Vineet K, Rade, Kiran, Dewan, Puneet, Hippner, Piotr, Charalambous, Salome, Grant, Alison D, Churchyard, Gavin, Pillay, Yogan, Mametja, L David, Kimerling, Michael E, Vassall, Anna, and White, Richard G
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30. Effect of Short, Animated Video Storytelling on Maternal Knowledge and Satisfaction in the Perinatal Period in South Africa: Randomized Controlled Trial (Preprint)
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Adam, Maya, primary, Kwinda, Zwannda, additional, Dronavalli, Mithilesh, additional, Leonard, Elizabeth, additional, Nguyễn, Vān Kính, additional, Tshivhase, Vusani, additional, Bärnighausen, Till, additional, and Pillay, Yogan, additional
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31. Review Article : World AIDS Day 2020: Reflections on global and South African progress and continuing challenges
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Pillay, Yogan and Johnson, Leigh
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Background:Reflecting on progress and challenges in meeting global human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) targets is often done ahead of World AIDS Day. This article reflects on progress and the continuing challenges in meeting targets in South Africa (SA). Objective:To review policy and implementation related progress and continuing challenges towards eliminating HIV as a public health threat by 2030. Method:Policy analysis and review of modeling data from Thembisa 4.3. Results:South Africa has made significant progress in the adoption of policies with two exceptions. While there are gaps in reaching the 90-90-90 implementation targets, progress has been made in the past decade. Conclusion:While progress has been made in the past decade towards the global targets, much work remains to ensure that HIV transmission is curtailed and those that require treatment are initiated on treatment and are virally suppressed.
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32. Scale-up of HIV Viral Load Monitoring — Seven Sub-Saharan African Countries
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Lecher, Shirley, Ellenberger, Dennis, Kim, Andrea A., Fonjungo, Peter N., Agolory, Simon, Borget, Marie Yolande, Broyles, Laura, Carmona, Sergio, Chipungu, Geoffrey, De Cock, Kevin M., Deyde, Varough, Downer, Marie, Gupta, Sundeep, Kaplan, Jonathan E., Kiyaga, Charles, Knight, Nancy, MacLeod, William, Makumbi, Boniface, Muttai, Hellen, Mwangi, Christina, Mwangi, Jane W., Mwasekaga, Michael, Ng’Ang’A, Lucy W., Pillay, Yogan, Sarr, Abdoulaye, Sawadogo, Souleymane, Singer, Daniel, Stevens, Wendy, Toure, Christiane Adje, and Nkengasong, John
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33. The City of Johannesburg can end AIDS by 2030: Modelling the Impact of Achieving the Fast-Track Targets and What it Will Take to Get There
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Stuart, Robyn M., primary, Fraser-Hurt, Nicole, additional, Kerr, Cliff C., additional, Mabusela, Emily, additional, Madi, Vusi, additional, Mkhwanazi, Fredrika, additional, Pillay, Yogan, additional, Barron, Peter, additional, Muzah, Batanayi, additional, Matsebula, Thulani, additional, Gorgens, Marelize, additional, and Wilson, David P., additional
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34. What will it take for the Global Plan priority countries in Sub-Saharan Africa to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV?
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Goga, Ameena E., Dinh, Thu-Ha, Essajee, Shaffiq, Chirinda, Witness, Larsen, Anna, Mogashoa, Mary, Jackson, Debra, Cheyip, Mireille, Ngandu, Nobubelo, Modi, Surbhi, Bhardwaj, Sanjana, Chirwa, Esnat, Pillay, Yogan, and Mahy, Mary
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35. Effectiveness and Cost-Effectiveness of Treatment as Prevention for HIV
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Holmes, Charles B., primary, Hallett, Timothy B., additional, Walensky, Rochelle P., additional, Bärnighausen, Till, additional, Pillay, Yogan, additional, and Cohen, Myron S., additional
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36. Early Reflections on Mphatlalatsane, a Maternal and Neonatal Quality Improvement Initiative Implemented During COVID-19 in South Africa
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Odendaal, Willem, primary, Goga, Ameena, additional, Chetty, Terusha, additional, Schneider, Helen, additional, Pillay, Yogan, additional, Marshall, Carol, additional, Feucht, Ute, additional, Hlongwane, Tsakane, additional, Kauchali, Shuaib, additional, and Makua, Manala, additional
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37. A wellbeing economy focused on planetary health should be top of the COP27 agenda
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Buse, Kent, primary, Hunnisett, Chelsea, additional, and Pillay, Yogan, additional
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38. The South African Health Reforms 2015 - 2020: The Road Ahead
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Matsoso, Precious, Chikte, Usuf, Makubalo, Lindi, Pillay, Yogan, and Fryatt, Robert (Bob)
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39. First population-level effectiveness evaluation of a national programme to prevent HIV transmission from mother to child, South Africa
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Goga, Ameena E, Dinh, Thu-Ha, Jackson, Debra J, Lombard, Carl, Delaney, Kevin P, Puren, Adrian, Sherman, Gayle, Woldesenbet, Selamawit, Ramokolo, Vundli, Crowley, Siobhan, Doherty, Tanya, Chopra, Mickey, Shaffer, Nathan, and Pillay, Yogan
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40. The MomConnect mHealth initiative in South Africa: Early impact on the supply side of MCH services
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Barron, Peter, Pillay, Yogan, Fernandes, Antonio, Sebidi, Jane, and Allen, Rob
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41. 'Patients are not the same, so we cannot treat them the same' – A qualitative content analysis of provider, patient and implementer perspectives on differentiated service delivery models for HIV treatment in South Africa
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Pascoe, Sophie J S., Scott, Nancy A., Fong, Rachel M., Murphy, Joshua, Huber, Amy N., Moolla, Aneesa, Phokojoe, Mokgadi, Gorgens, Marelize, Rosen, Sydney, Wilson, David, Pillay, Yogan, Fox, Matthew P., and Fraser?Hurt, Nicole
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: Introduction: In 2014, the South African government adopted a differentiated service delivery (DSD) model in its “National Adherence Guidelines for Chronic Diseases (HIV, TB and NCDs)” (AGL) to strengthen the HIV care cascade. We describe the barriers and facilitators of the AGL implementation as experienced by various stakeholders in eight intervention and control sites across four districts. Methods: Embedded within a cluster‐randomized evaluation of the AGL, we conducted 48 in‐depth interviews (IDIs) with healthcare providers, 16 IDIs with Department of Health and implementing partners and 24 focus group discussions (FGDs) with three HIV patient groups: new, stable and those not stable on treatment or not adhering to care. IDIs were conducted from August 2016 to August 2017; FGDs were conducted in January to February 2017. Content analysis was guided by the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research. Findings were triangulated among respondent types to elicit barriers and facilitators to implementation. Results: New HIV patients found counselling helpful but intervention respondents reported sub‐optimal counselling and privacy concerns as barriers to initiation. Providers felt insufficiently trained for this intervention and were confused by the simultaneous rollout of the Universal Test and Treat strategy. For stable patients, repeat prescription collection strategies (RPCS) were generally well received. Patients and providers concurred that RPCS reduced congestion and waiting times at clinics. There was confusion though, among providers and implementers, around implementation of RPCS interventions. For patients not stable on treatment, enhanced counselling and tracing patients lost‐to‐follow‐up were perceived as beneficial to adherence behaviours but faced logistical challenges. All providers faced difficulties accessing data and identifying patients in need of tracing. Congestion at clinics and staff attitude were perceived as barriers preventing patients returning to care. Conclusions: Implementation of DSD models at scale is complex but this evaluation identified several positive aspects of AGL implementation. The positive perception of RPCS interventions and challenges managing patients not stable on treatment aligned with results from the larger evaluation. While some implementation challenges may resolve with experience, ensuring providers and implementers have the necessary training, tools and resources to operationalize AGL effectively is critical to the overall success of South Africa’s HIV control strategy., Introduction South Africa has the largest HIV treatment programme in the world, with 4.7 million public sector patients on treatment and a target of 6.1 million patients by end December [...]
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42. Investigating the quality of HIV rapid testing practices in public antenatal health care facilities, South Africa
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Nsibande, Duduzile F., primary, Woldesenbet, Selamawit A., additional, Puren, Adrian, additional, Barron, Peter, additional, Maduna, Vincent I., additional, Lombard, Carl, additional, Cheyip, Mireille, additional, Mogashoa, Mary, additional, Pillay, Yogan, additional, Magasana, Vuyolwethu, additional, Ramraj, Trisha, additional, Kufa, Tendesayi, additional, Kindra, Gurpreet, additional, Goga, Ameena, additional, and Chirinda, Witness, additional
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43. Impact of the first COVID-19 lockdown on male urethritis syndrome services in South Africa
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Dorrell, Philip, primary, Pillay, Yogan, additional, Maithufi, Regina, additional, Pinini, Zukiswa, additional, Chidarikire, Thato, additional, Stamper, Nomawethu, additional, Frank, Derusha, additional, and Peters, Remco P H, additional
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44. From evidence to action to deliver a healthy start for the next generation
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Mason, Elizabeth, McDougall, Lori, Lawn, Joy E, Gupta, Anuradha, Claeson, Mariam, Pillay, Yogan, Presern, Carole, Lukong, Martina Baye, Mann, Gillian, Wijnroks, Marijke, Azad, Kishwar, Taylor, Katherine, Beattie, Allison, Bhutta, Zulfiqar A, and Chopra, Mickey
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45. The South African Response to the HIV Epidemic
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Simelela, Nono, primary, Pillay, Yogan, additional, and Serenata, Celicia, additional
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46. Understanding and Organizing Health Care Systems
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Birn, Anne-Emanuelle, primary, Pillay, Yogan, additional, and Holtz, Timothy H., additional
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47. Health and the Environment
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Birn, Anne-Emanuelle, primary, Pillay, Yogan, additional, and Holtz, Timothy H., additional
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48. Health Equity and the Societal Determinants of Health
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Birn, Anne-Emanuelle, primary, Pillay, Yogan, additional, and Holtz, Timothy H., additional
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49. Data on Health
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Birn, Anne-Emanuelle, primary, Pillay, Yogan, additional, and Holtz, Timothy H., additional
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50. The Historical Origins of Modern International (and Global) Health
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Birn, Anne-Emanuelle, primary, Pillay, Yogan, additional, and Holtz, Timothy H., additional
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