Report on the Piloting of the Quality, Relevance and Comprehensiveness of Impact Mitigation Services Survey (QIMS) in Swaziland
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GRIEFPNEUMONIA
PHYSICAL VIOLENCE
MEDICAL TREATMENT
PREMATURE DEATH
DISABLED CHILDREN
HIV TRANSMISSION
DRUGS
DIET
NEGATIVE EFFECTS
DYING
FORMS OF ABUSE
ILLNESSES
FUNGAL INFECTIONS
SEXUAL CONTACT
NUMBER OF PEOPLE
HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS
RESOURCE ALLOCATION
MARRIED MEN
LABOUR SHORTAGES
HOSPITAL
CELL COUNT
LIFE EXPECTANCY
MOTHER
CONSISTENT USE OF CONDOMS
HIV POSITIVE
FEMALES
EPIDEMIC
QUALITY CONTROL
ORPHAN
NATIONAL AIDS
SERVICE PROVISION
HIV
IMMUNE SYSTEMS
MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS
BIOLOGICAL FATHER
AID
FAMILY SIZE
ACCOUNT
RISK OF TRANSMISSION
SERVICE QUALITY
DISABILITIES
AGED
OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS
MARRIED WOMEN
HIV ANTIBODIES
NUMBER OF ORPHANS
ORPHANS
SELF-RESPECT
ABUSE
EXTENDED FAMILIES
HIV INFECTION
RISK OF EXPOSURE
HEALTH CARE
ROLE OF WOMEN
DEATHS
COUNSELLING
WOMEN'S HEALTH
ABANDONED CHILDREN
CARE FOR CHILDREN
OPPORTUNISTIC ILLNESSES
ELDERLY
DISCRIMINATION
SOCIAL SCIENCES
SAFETY NETS
GENDER
URBAN AREAS
IMMUNE SYSTEM
PRIMARY SCHOOLING
ACCESS TO CARE
EMERGENCIES
ADEQUATE FOOD
CULTURAL PRACTICE
NUMBER OF CHILDREN
EXTENDED FAMILY
ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME
DRUG THERAPY
ELDERLY PERSONS
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
PUBLIC SERVICES
FEMALE
FAMILY HEALTH
DISABILITY
TRADE UNIONS
RESPECT
GENDER INEQUALITY
EMOTIONAL SUPPORT
SERVICE DELIVERY SYSTEMS
HEALTH STATUS
INHERITANCE
CHRONIC POVERTY
SOCIAL SAFETY
PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT
PARTICULAR CHALLENGES
HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS
CAREGIVERS
DISEASE OUTBREAK
BIRTHS
SEX
FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL
PIT LATRINES
OLD AGE
AGE GROUPS
GLOBAL HIV/AIDS
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HUMAN RIGHTS
REMITTANCES
SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS
FATHERS
SYMPTOMS
LEGAL SUPPORT
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
SERVICE DELIVERY
IMMUNODEFICIENCY
SANITATION
NUCLEOSIDE REVERSE
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
FAMILY MEMBERS
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY
BIOLOGICAL MOTHER
QUALITY OF SERVICES
ABUSES
HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS
PATERNAL ORPHANS
HUSBANDS
CHRONIC ILLNESS
DISEASE CONTROL
MARITAL STATUS
ECONOMIC STATUS
FAMILY STRUCTURES
AGE OF ORPHANS
GENDER EQUALITY
FOOD INSECURITY
BIRTH REGISTRATION
NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS
POLYGAMY
BRAIN
SEXUAL PARTNERS
VULNERABILITY
OPPORTUNISTIC ILLNESS
PANDEMIC
GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE
CULTURAL FACTORS
BLOOD PRODUCTS
DISEASE
PROTEASE INHIBITORS
YOUNG PEOPLE
MIGRATION
OPINION LEADERS
ORPHAN SUPPORT
ILLNESS
ORPHAN CHILDREN
BASIC NEEDS
PREVALENCE
DIETS
GENDER ROLES
MATERNAL ORPHANS
TOUCH
TERTIARY EDUCATION
QUALITY OF LIFE
WOMAN
NUMBER OF PERSONS
CANCERS
PROGRESS
CHASTITY
UNAIDS
SAFER SEX
MEDICAL SERVICES
VULNERABLE CHILDREN
ILL HEALTH
CHILD CARE
FORMAL EDUCATION
SOCIAL SYSTEMS
ORPHAN STATUS
PERSONS IN NEED
SENSITIVE TOPICS
CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES
SAME SEX
ANTIBODIES
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http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12592Abstract
The delivery of impact mitigation services has not kept pace with the severity and breadth of HIV related impacts in Swaziland. It has become increasingly clear that the emphasis on short term emergency response initiatives must give way to long-term initiatives to help Swaziland cope with the impacts. As a key step in the roll-out of a more coherent and effective impact mitigation response of greater relevance, the National Emergency Response Council on HIV/AIDS (NERCHA) wants to commission a periodic Quality of Impact Mitigation Survey (QIMS) to measure the quality, relevance, and comprehensiveness of impact mitigation services.Date
2013-03-01Identifier
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