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An Approach to Rapid Scale-up Using HIV/AIDS Treatment as an Example

Organization: World Health Organization

Topics: Antiretroviral therapy/ART/ARV

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Institute for Healthcare Improvement | University Research Co., LLC | Improving Chronic Illness Care (ICIC)
Year: 
2004
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Scaling up – which is defined here as the activity of expanding an intervention or programme from initial facilities that serve a small proportion of the population to facilities that serve a significantly larger population (such as an entire region or country) – has several approaches. The World Health Organization (WHO) commissioned this paper to provide general guidance for policy-makers, health care managers and administrators, and health care providers on a dynamic approach to rapid scale-up. The document uses HIV/AIDS treatment and care as an example. (Reference number: WHO/HIV/SPO/04.01)