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A Community-Based HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care Models Framework in South African Coastal Villages: A Longitudinal Evaluation Analysis

Nthathwane Mokoena, Agricultural Research Council (ARC) Zizi Mngqibisilwe Simelane, Department of Advanced Studies, University of Cape Town Khanyile Khumalo, University of Cape Town
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18818795
Published: December 14, 2005

Abstract

South African coastal villages are grappling with high HIV/AIDS prevalence rates, necessitating innovative community-based prevention and care models. A mixed-methods approach combining qualitative interviews, quantitative surveys, and longitudinal data analysis to assess model implementation and impact. The framework identifies key themes such as community engagement, resource mobilization, and collaborative service delivery for effective intervention. Policy makers should prioritise funding for scalable replication of successful models and ongoing support structures.

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Nthathwane Mokoena, Zizi Mngqibisilwe Simelane, Khanyile Khumalo (2005). A Community-Based HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care Models Framework in South African Coastal Villages: A Longitudinal Evaluation Analysis. African International Relations, Vol. 2005 No. 1 (2005). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18818795

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African GeographyCommunity Health ModelsEpidemiologyQualitative ResearchLongitudinal StudiesPublic Health PolicySocioeconomic Factors

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