A qualitative approach to understand antiretroviral therapy (ART) adherence for refugees living in Nakivale Refugee Settlement in Uganda

[1] Kagee A(2011)Structural barriers to ART adherence in southern Africa: challenges and potential ways forward Glob Public Health 6 83-97

[2] Remien RH(2014)Understanding reasons for treatment interruption amongst patients on antiretroviral therapy--a qualitative study at the lighthouse clinic, Lilongwe, Malawi Glob Health Action 7 78-86

[3] Berkman A(2009)Barriers to acceptance and adherence of antiretroviral therapy in urban Zambian women: a qualitative study AIDS Care 21 2-452

[4] Hoffman S(2013)Testing experiences of HIV positive refugees in Nakivale refugee settlement in Uganda: informing interventions to encourage priority shifting Confl Health 7 434-334

[5] Campos L(2008)Knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) of HIV prevention and HIV infection risks among Congolese refugees in Tanzania Health Place 14 12-1884

[6] Swartz L(2010)Provision of antiretroviral treatment in conflict settings: the experience of Medecins sans Frontieres Confl Health 4 123-395

[7] Tabatabai J(2010)High level of adherence to HAART among refugees and internally displaced persons on HAART in western equatorial region of southern Sudan J Int AIDS Soc 13 9-413

[8] Namakhoma I(2012)Adherence to antiretroviral therapy and treatment outcomes among conflict-affected and forcibly displaced populations: a systematic review Confl Health 6 e1001643-1288

[9] Tweya H(2014)Antiretroviral therapy for refugees and internally displaced persons: a call for equity PLoS Med 11 323-1508

[10] Phiri S(2014)Is forced migration a barrier to treatment success? Similar HIV treatment outcomes among refugees and a surrounding host community in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia AIDS Behav 18 1882-1223

[1] Kagee A(2011)Structural barriers to ART adherence in southern Africa: challenges and potential ways forward Glob Public Health 6 83-97

[2] Remien RH(2014)Understanding reasons for treatment interruption amongst patients on antiretroviral therapy--a qualitative study at the lighthouse clinic, Lilongwe, Malawi Glob Health Action 7 78-86

[3] Berkman A(2009)Barriers to acceptance and adherence of antiretroviral therapy in urban Zambian women: a qualitative study AIDS Care 21 2-452

[4] Hoffman S(2013)Testing experiences of HIV positive refugees in Nakivale refugee settlement in Uganda: informing interventions to encourage priority shifting Confl Health 7 434-334

[5] Campos L(2008)Knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) of HIV prevention and HIV infection risks among Congolese refugees in Tanzania Health Place 14 12-1884

[6] Swartz L(2010)Provision of antiretroviral treatment in conflict settings: the experience of Medecins sans Frontieres Confl Health 4 123-395

[7] Tabatabai J(2010)High level of adherence to HAART among refugees and internally displaced persons on HAART in western equatorial region of southern Sudan J Int AIDS Soc 13 9-413

[8] Namakhoma I(2012)Adherence to antiretroviral therapy and treatment outcomes among conflict-affected and forcibly displaced populations: a systematic review Confl Health 6 e1001643-1288

[9] Tweya H(2014)Antiretroviral therapy for refugees and internally displaced persons: a call for equity PLoS Med 11 323-1508

[10] Phiri S(2014)Is forced migration a barrier to treatment success? Similar HIV treatment outcomes among refugees and a surrounding host community in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia AIDS Behav 18 1882-1223