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Assessing the impact of the COVID-19 restrictions on HIV testing services in Malawi: an interrupted time series analysis

Published in: African Journal of AIDS Research
Volume 22 , issue 2, pages: 92–101

DOI: 10.2989/16085906.2023.2197883

Author(s): Barinaadaa Afirima, Malawi, Ihoghosa O IyamuUniversity of British Columbia, Canada, Zeena A Yesufu, Nigeria, Emem Iwara, Nigeria, David Chilongozi, Malawi, Louis Banda, Malawi, Emanuel Zenengeya, Malawi, Chimwemwe Mablekisi, Malawi, Blackson Matatiyo, Malawi, Joseph Kuye, Nigeria, Odo Michael, Liberia, Andrew Gonani, Malawi, Melchiade Ruberintwari, Mali, Ngonidzashe Madidi, Malawi, Edward Oladele, Zambia, Chris Akolo, USA,

Keywords: gender, HIV and AIDS, movement restrictions, non-pharmaceutical interventions, sub-Saharan Africa,

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Abstract

Background: Restrictions on public gatherings and movement to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 may have disrupted access and availability of HIV services in Malawi. We quantified the impact of these restrictions on HIV testing services in Malawi.

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