Multi‐month prescriptions, fast‐track refills, and community ART groups: results from a process evaluation in Malawi on using differentiated models of care to achieve national HIV treatment goals
Margaret L. Prust(Clinton Health Access Initiative), Andrews Gunda(Public Health Institute of Malawi), Katie Callahan(Clinton Health Access Initiative), Andreas Jahn(University of Washington), Frank Chimbwandira(Ministry of Health), Marta R. Prescott(Clinton Health Access Initiative), Clement Banda(Public Health Institute of Malawi), Thokozani Kalua(Ministry of Health), Elya Tagar, Elizabeth McCarthy(Clinton Health Access Initiative), Michael Eliya(Ministry of Health), Rose Nyirenda(Ministry of Health), Peter Ehrenkranz(Gates Foundation)
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