Malawi: Decentralizing HIV/AIDS Care

August 20, 2009

In Malawi, where around 930,000 people are living with HIV/AIDS and human resources in the health sector are scarce, MSF is decentralizing treatment from district hospitals to local health centers to bring care closer to the patients.

 

Tags: Malawi, HIV/AIDS

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