A cost consequences analysis of a community-based anti-retroviral treatment program in Uganda
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Master's
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Master of Science in Agricultural and Resource Economics
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Department of Rural Economics
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Subject/Keywords
HIV infections. Chemotherapy. Uganda. Rwimi. Costs.
Antiretroviral agents. Therapeutic use. Uganda. Rwimi. Costs.
Volunteer workers in community health services. Uganda. Rwimi. Cost effectiveness.
HIV-positive persons. Medical care. Uganda. Rwimi. Costs.
Health services accessibility. Uganda. Rwimi.
Medical care. Utilization. Uganda. Rwimi.
Medical care, Cost of. Uganda. Rwimi.
Antiretroviral agents. Therapeutic use. Uganda. Rwimi. Costs.
Volunteer workers in community health services. Uganda. Rwimi. Cost effectiveness.
HIV-positive persons. Medical care. Uganda. Rwimi. Costs.
Health services accessibility. Uganda. Rwimi.
Medical care. Utilization. Uganda. Rwimi.
Medical care, Cost of. Uganda. Rwimi.
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en