Review of services for people living with HIV in New Zealand

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INA Foundation, TirauPositive Women Inc, AucklandBody Positive Inc, Auckland.During the course of the review, input was also received from the following: the convenor of a regular peer‐support group for PLHA (formerly Poz Plus) in Christchurch Absolutely Positively Positive, Wellington the New Zealand Prostitutes’ Collective, Wellington focus groups of people living with HIV in Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland individual PLHA colleagues with historical and experiential associations with HIV developments in New Zealandsince the mid‐1980s.Senior staff from DHBs providing sexual health and infectious diseases services in Christchurch,Wellington, Hamilton and Auckland were also interviewed.Appendix 3 provides a full list of colleagues who provided input to this review.Figure 1:Locations of HIV services in New Zealand*8 REVIEW OF SERVICES FOR PLHA
* This does not include all DHB services providing for PLHA: only those in major centres.Positive WomenNZAF office (and counsellors)NZAF contract counsellorsDHB ID departmentAbsolutely Positively PositiveINA FoundationBody PositiveFP clinicDHB SH services (full‐time)DHB SH services (part‐time)REVIEW OF SERVICES FOR PLHA 9
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Page 9 and 10: INTRODUCTIONThe national clinical a
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