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3.H3.G.7Train laboratory staff in ARTmonitoring techniques such as CD4counts and viral load countsEnsure policies are in place to3.G. 8maintain confidentiality of HIV resultsComprehensive program of prevention of parent to child transmission of HIV implementedPMHLaboratory PMH Training report TrHIVteam,TUNAC HIV Policy in place H3.H.13.H.2Inform NAC and other relevantpersonnel on latest PMCTdevelopments and internationalpolicy recommendationsHIVteam Funafuti TUNAC report/minutes TUFinalise PPTCT policy for Tuvalu TUNAC Funafuti Policy document Po3.H.33.H.4Disseminate strategy and train healthworkers in implementationProvide community education aboutthe importance of primary preventionof infection in women of childbearingageAllMedicalcentres Funafuti Numbers distributedPublicHealth,TUFHAAllislandsPPTCT EducationprogramNdoPP3.H.5Implement PPTCT policy acrossTuvaluIncorporate HIV counselling at ante3.H.6natal clinicsInform NAC and other relevantpersonnel on latest PMCTdevelopments and international3.H.7policy recommendations3.I Male circumcision practiced widely throughout TuvaluPublicHealthPMH,HIVteamAllislandsPPTCT Policyimplementation reportImFunafuti ANC HIV records/reports ANHIVteam Funafuti Repetition of 3H1UNGASS 2008 Tuvalu 104
3.I.1TA to undertake survey ofcircumcision prevalence andpractices among males in Tuvalu TUNAC Funafuti TA recruited TA3.J3.I.2Identify cultural or other obstacles touniversal acceptance of malecircumcisionAllTUNAC islandsProblematic culturaltaboos, religious beliefsidentifiedUndertake circumcision promotion3.I.3among health workers, religiousleaders and other key individualsAllTUNAC islands Health promotion report CEffective referral system between Tuvalu's TB and HIV programsH3.J.1Develop strategy for referral systembetween TB and HIV programs PMH PMH Strategy document St3.J.2 Provide VCCT service to TB patients PMH PMH TB program/referral report TBPriority Area 4 – Program Management4.AEffective multisectoral engagement in the NSP4.A.1Engage all government sectors in theResponse to HIV/AIDS TuNAC TuvaluGovernment sectoralplans4.A.2Work closely with other non-stateactors TuNAC Tuvalu Regular meetings’ minutesUNGASS 2008 Tuvalu 105
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HIV and STIs in Tuvalu. This commit
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assistance from the Pacific Regiona
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Table 2 People tested for HIV in Tu
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This indicator is therefore not rel
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Indicator N = 209HIV prevalence (%)
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5 2 0 0 66.6Condom useYes 2 0 0 66.
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Table 9 Behavioural characteristics
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Table 12 Selected indicators of HIV
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Best practicesTuvalu is a small and
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Support from the country’s develo
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References1 Secretariat of the Paci
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Name / title: DR STEPHEN MAFOA KAIM
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ANNEX 2: National Composite Policy
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PROPOSED STEPS FOR DATA GATHERING1.
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3. Reducingthevulnerability amongsp
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NATIONAL COMPOSITE POLICY INDEX QUE
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Settingse. Workplacef. Schoolsg. Pr
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IF NO or MODERATE involvement, brie
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0 1 2 3 4 54. Does the country have
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5.5 Has the country developed a pla
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3. Does the country have a national
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Page 91 and 92: 2.B2.A.222.A.23Arrange with Telecom
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