A WHO Public Health Approach to Ending AIDS in the Global South: Lessons for NCD Control and Universal Health Coverage [Hardcover]

Introduction

Section 1: The WHO Public Health Approach to HIV/AIDS in the Global South

1: Recognising and addressing inequity in the global HIV/AIDS response

2: 3by5 - coming to grips with the AIDS treatment gap

3: Unpacking the WHO Public Health Approach to ART

4: Keeping the Public Health Approach fit for purpose

5: Ending AIDS and planning for Endemic HIV

Section 1: Bibliography

Section 2: ?A Public Health Approach for NCD control in the Global South

6: Chronic non-communicable diseases as a global public health challenge

7: Unpacking the chronic non-communicable diseases agenda

8: The NCDs: increasingly important, still neglected and in crisis

9: A public health approach to scale up NCD control interventions ?

Section 2: Bibliography

Section 3:? Delivering Universal Health Coverage in the global south

10: Health and the Universal Health Coverage agenda

11: Strategies for achieving Universal Health Coverage

12: Progress and challenges for Universal Health Coverage

13:? The Public Health Approaches towards Universal Health Coverage

Section 3 Bibliography

Conclusion

In highlighting how a WHO Public Health Approach (PHA) has been successfully used in developing countries to provide HIV/AIDS patients with antiretroviral therapy (ART), this important book provides a template for how the PHA can be implemented to treat other chronic but non-communicable diseases (NCDs) as well. With over 28 million people globally now receiving treatment l£9