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The Prevalence, Experience and Management of Pain Among HIV Outpatients

Study on pain among HIV outpatients in Kenya and Uganda

July 2013

Discussion led by Dr. Richard Hard, King's College London

A study conducted under MEASURE Evaluation by Dr. Harding and colleagues at King’s College London identified and characterized the prevalence and management of pain among HIV outpatients in PEPFAR sites in Kenya and Uganda.

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The Prevalence, Experience and Management of Pain Among HIV Outpatients

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