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. 2018 Jan 28;32(3):399-401.
doi: 10.1097/QAD.0000000000001723.

Patient-level and program-level monitoring and evaluation of differentiated service delivery for HIV: a pragmatic and parsimonious approach is needed

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Patient-level and program-level monitoring and evaluation of differentiated service delivery for HIV: a pragmatic and parsimonious approach is needed

William J Reidy et al. AIDS. .
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Indicators for differentiated antiretroviral therapy.

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