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Common elements in self-management of HIV and other chronic illnesses: an integrative framework
AIDS Care, 10/07/09
Swendeman D et al. – There is a global need to scale up chronic disease self–management services, including for HIV, but there are significant challenges related to healthcare system and provider capacities, and stigma is a significant barrier to HIV–identified service utilization. Recognizing that self–management of HIV has more in common with all chronic diseases than differences suggests that the design and delivery of HIV support services can be incorporated into combined or integrated prevention and wellness services.
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