Svenja Deuchler, Yaser Abu Dail, Tim Berger, Albéric Sneyers, Frank Koch, Claudia Buedel, Hanns Ackermann, Elias Flockerzi, Berthold Seitz
Simulator-Based Versus Traditional Training of Fundus Biomicroscopy for Medical Students: A Prospective Randomized Trial
Ophthalmology and therapy
despite increased attention efforts improve hiv care among female sex workers fsws continue suboptimal hiv outcomes exploring sociostructural dynamics related quality hiv care received fsws critical strengthen interventions improve hiv care continuum outcomes study conducted two rounds qualitative indepth interviews 20 fsws living hiv dominican republic explore healthcare experiences contributed quality hiv care data analyzed using thematic analytic approach exploring diverse structural relational aspects quality hiv care affecting fsws navigate clinic environment results indicated quality hiv care influenced structural relational factors within clinics structural level insufficient stock antiretroviral therapy financial burden created hiv care related costs hindered fsws satisfaction current hiv care presented barrier fsws ability access hiv care services quality care also closely linked relational aspects hiv care environment including fsws relationship communication clinical providers fsws often expressed satisfaction hiv care experiences based interpersonal factors lastly personal agency emerged important factor contributing quality hiv care specifically fsws treatment literacy resulted greater advocacy demands quality care programmatic efforts directed improving quality hiv care experiences fsws clinic environment include addressing resource shortages promoting positive effective patientprovider relationships facilitating hiv treatment education opportunities fsws