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Integrative Journal of Conference Proceedings

The Quality of Healthcare in HIV

  • Open or CloseSantos Catarina*

    Register Nurse Catarina Esteves, HIV/AIDS Unit, Cascais Hospital, Portugal

    *Corresponding author: Santos Catarina, Register Nurse Catarina Esteves, HIV/AIDS Unit, Cascais Hospital, Portugal

Submission: September 16, 2021;Published: October 04, 2021

Abstract

The care paradigm has shifted in HIV infection as it has become a chronic condition. Comorbidities have increased and are occurring at earlier ages. For the first time in the disease’s history there is a first generation of people who are aging with HIV. There is a first generation of children who were born infected with HIV, who grew up and who are parents of HIV-negative children. There are regimens of 1 tablet per day and medications with few or no side effects. There is rapid community testing and community involvement to meet guidelines focused on early diagnosis. There is medication before there is illness and to prevent illness.

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