ICAP implemented a study to enhance services for non-communicable diseases (NCDs). This two-phase project aimed to expand diabetes and hypertension screening for people living with HIV in South Africa. Phase one included: a baseline needs assessment and situational analysis; selection of Zamdela Community Health Centre, in the Free State province, as the study site; provision of medical equipment; and development and delivery of NCD tools and training. Phase two included a study to determine the prevalence of these conditions in HIV-infected patients and the feasibility of screening methods to be integrated in HIV services. (funded by the Medtronic Foundation) South Africa ICAP
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Leveraging HIV Scale-Up to Strengthen Non-Communicable Disease Services in South Africa (2011 – 2014)
